Needs From: Aloha United Way

Who: This event is for anyone who is interested in learning and spending some time showing their aloha while they help us restore this site. We welcome volunteers of all ages and ability levels, but only registered KMWP volunteers can join the event. You must turn in registration forms by December 2nd to be eligible.

* We have 25 spots open for volunteers on a first come first serve basis, any additional volunteers who sign up will be placed on a waiting list.

Where: Park along the main road across from the Ala Mahamoe gate and walk to the site. Please be considerate of residents, do not block their driveways. Also, try to limit the number of cars taking up street parking, consider carpooling with a friend.

When: Meet at the gate at 8:45am for check-ins, after a quick walk to the worksite the volunteer activity will go from 9:00am -12:00pm

What: This service-learning day will be focused on invasive species removal to protect the growing native forest, there may be some planting as well as some seed collection and brush clearing.

Why: This site gives participants a special chance to try their hand at dryland forest restoration. It shows how an invasive dominated forest with a high fire risk can be shifted through volunteer time and work to become a healthier native dominated habitat that would serve as a protective green break. It is used as a teaching tool by our organization as well as community partners like a kumu la’au lapa’au (hawaiian medicine teacher). People from keiki to kupuna go there for visits and service-learning opportunities. The area gives them a chance to connect with all of these beautiful native species and a few Polynesian introductions too.

__________________________________________________________________________________________________Your RSVP is not complete until you turn in a volunteer registration form.

Once you have turned in your KMWP volunteer registration, it will be reviewed. If it is filled out correctly, you will become a registered volunteer with KMWP and your spot will be reserved for this event. We will send an information packet with more details about the site and what to expect/prepare for.

*If you have already turned in your completed 2025 volunteer forms and been accepted into the volunteer program, then all you need to do is RSVP. You can RSVP for events through this Outreach Calendar or via email, but anyone who is not current on their volunteer registration will still need to fill out the updated volunteer application forms. (See below for a link to the waiver forms and instructions)

Email koolaupartnership@gmail.com with any questions!

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Here is a little breakdown of how these Mālama Nā Koʻolau (MNK) service learning events work:

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We will be holding these Mālama Nā Koʻolau service-learning events at least once a month for the rest of the year, but if you miss one, and want to help in a particular site, or just want to do a service day, then we can set up exclusive volunteer days in any of our main restoration sites. If you have the volunteer group, then we can arrange the location.

We also have the option for people to set up group events through the Mālama Nā Koʻolau (MNK) program, this allows us to open up more group opportunities across our range of sites. The way that it works is a group gets their members registered as MNK volunteers. Then these groups can set up workdays at any of the 5 main restoration sites (Pali, Waihe’e, Ala Mahamoe, Mānoa Cliffs, and WiliwiliNui trail).

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Feel free to reach out for more details or to set up an event.

Who: This event is for anyone who is interested in learning and spending some time showing their aloha while they help us restore this site. We welcome volunteers of all ages and ability levels, but only registered KMWP volunteers can join the event. You must turn in registration forms by November 18th to be eligible.

* We have 25 spots open for volunteers on a first come first serve basis, any additional volunteers who sign up will be placed on a waiting list.

Where: Park along the main road across from the Ala Mahamoe gate and walk to the site. Please be considerate of residents, do not block their driveways. Also, try to limit the number of cars taking up street parking, consider carpooling with a friend.

When: Meet at the gate at 8:45am for check-ins, after a quick walk to the worksite the volunteer activity will go from 9:00am -12:00pm

What: This service-learning day will be focused on invasive species removal to protect the growing native forest, there may be some planting as well as some seed collection and brush clearing.

Why: This site gives participants a special chance to try their hand at dryland forest restoration. It shows how an invasive dominated forest with a high fire risk can be shifted through volunteer time and work to become a healthier native dominated habitat that would serve as a protective green break. It is used as a teaching tool by our organization as well as community partners like a kumu la’au lapa’au (hawaiian medicine teacher). People from keiki to kupuna go there for visits and service-learning opportunities. The area gives them a chance to connect with all of these beautiful native species and a few Polynesian introductions too.

__________________________________________________________________________________________________Your RSVP is not complete until you turn in a volunteer registration form.

Once you have turned in your KMWP volunteer registration, it will be reviewed. If it is filled out correctly, you will become a registered volunteer with KMWP and your spot will be reserved for this event. We will send an information packet with more details about the site and what to expect/prepare for.

*If you have already turned in your completed 2025 volunteer forms and been accepted into the volunteer program, then all you need to do is RSVP. You can RSVP for events through this Outreach Calendar or via email, but anyone who is not current on their volunteer registration will still need to fill out the updated volunteer application forms. (See below for a link to the waiver forms and instructions)

Email koolaupartnership@gmail.com with any questions!

_________________________________________________________________________________________________

Here is a little breakdown of how these Mālama Nā Koʻolau (MNK) service learning events work:

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

We will be holding these Mālama Nā Koʻolau service-learning events at least once a month for the rest of the year, but if you miss one, and want to help in a particular site, or just want to do a service day, then we can set up exclusive volunteer days in any of our main restoration sites. If you have the volunteer group, then we can arrange the location.

We also have the option for people to set up group events through the Mālama Nā Koʻolau (MNK) program, this allows us to open up more group opportunities across our range of sites. The way that it works is a group gets their members registered as MNK volunteers. Then these groups can set up workdays at any of the 5 main restoration sites (Pali, Waihe’e, Ala Mahamoe, Mānoa Cliffs, and WiliwiliNui trail).

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Feel free to reach out for more details or to set up an event.

Kona Animal Sanctuary: Assist with daily exotic animal care. Keepers can come as often as five times a week or as little as twice a week in the morning or afternoon rounds. Morning feeding rounds begin at 8:00 am and end around 11 am. Afternoon rounds begin at 3:30 pm and last until around 5:30. Rain or shine 365 days a week!

Three Ring Ranch loves our volunteers! Have you ever wanted to work with exotic animals? Care for native & endangered species in a sanctuary setting? This may be just the place for you. Like all kinds of critters?- bison, zebra, flamingos, ostrich, chinchillas, owls, monkeys and the list goes on. This is one of the most rewarding volunteer positions ever.  You get to know the critters and they you. You work with a dedicated team of Keepers who treat you like family. 

We are a very tiny facility (five acres) and all our staff are volunteer. I (Executive Director) am here full time and have a group of dedicated volunteers come daily (some several times a week) as keepers. Keepers are people who are trained to feed and care for the animals. There are 0 paid positions and we do not have housing.

Volunteers come up for several months to learn each of the critters before they are able to feed alone and become a Keeper as there are so many different species and it takes quite a while to become skilled at safely caring for them all. Some volunteers chose not to become Keepers but to come up less often and come for project days on an animals enclosure or to help with the day to day handyman type of jobs that always need doing. Our rounds begin at 8:00 am sharp and last 3+ hours. The afternoon rounds begin at 4 pm and last about 1.5 hours. You must be physically fit to be a keeper, yup this is not for anyone with major limitations.

 The animal feed comes in 50lb bags which you do need to be able to move alone. Most of the time there is someone around who is able to lift and haul but you may get asked to do it with another keeper. Yes you get dirty! You are never asked to do something you are uncomfortable with and never asked to do anything unsafe. We expect our volunteers to be careful and safe for other humans and the critters.

 This is a learning experience and you have to focus and pay attention. At first there is a huge amount of information to process but over time it all comes around. We know it feels like your brain will explode and we don't want that to happen so we take it slow. Everyone learns at their own pace, you do need a minimum of 3 days a week to train. Three-four x a week is better while training. We have to know you will be staying in Kona for 90 days or more to devote the time to training you. If you will be in town for a shorter period we welcome you as an "irregular". Please see other opportunities posted for areas we can use short time help. 

 You need to live in or near Kona to be a volunteer, it just does not work to drive over from Hilo or Kau. Some volunteers come for only a few months or move here to gain the experience while working elsewhere so they can get into school. Volunteers are at least 17 years old for liability reasons. We do not have residential lodging for volunteers other than a resident Keeper position or for those in our international,  pre-vet or vet summer programs. See the Residential Keeper listing and education pages of our web site for more details on those programs. https://threeringranch.org

 Many volunteers are working at regular jobs and come volunteer during spare time just to enjoy the animals or to get this type of work experience on a resume for a later date. For some it is just a chance to spend a few hours on a regular basis with animals in a place where their health and wellbeing come first. Couples are great volunteer teams! We do love our regular staff who are retired and have that extra time on their hands.

You can learn more about us at  http://www.threeringranch.org

If you live in Kona, have a few days a week to volunteer & want to try or you think that this new residential position sounds like a great opportunity then give me a call at 331-8778 after 6 pm and we can set up a time for a visit. You may also reply to this email.

 All volunteers have signed the volunteer waiver and have proof of insurance prior to orientation. All volunteers are covered at the Sanctuary by a VIS Volunteer Insurance Service policy through the CIMA Company. This policy provides extra accident, liability and auto insurance to our volunteers.

The Sugar Museum is looking for friendly people to greet visitors and help in our gift shop for a couple of hours a week. We welcome students and Scouts who need service hours.  

Duties at the front desk and gift shop involve checking in visitors, ringing up sales, stocking shelves, pricing merchandise, and "busy work" when needed, such as folding brochures or keeping the lobby neat and tidy. You'll spend a little bit of time at both desks, so there is plenty of variety. It's easy and fun!

Current schedule is Monday-Thursday, 10-12 or 12-2. Schedules do change, so please inquire. Learn more HERE. Sign up HERE. Mahalo!

Supporting museum education can be Sew Amazing! 

The Sugar Museum needs a stitching squad to make lots of empty beanbag shells for its ongoing Education Program. The beanbags are a very important part of hands on, interactive student learning during field trips. This is a great activity for groups, students, Scouts, clubs, visitors, and families. We provide fabric, instructions and pattern. You can also use your own fabric scraps and sew by hand or machine.

Learn more about our Education Program HERE. Sign up HERE. Get the pattern and instructions HERE (pattern is at the bottom of webpage). Mahalo for your support!

Garden & Grounds Volunteer

Help keep the Alexander & Baldwin Sugar Museum grounds beautiful! We're looking for volunteers to assist with light gardening and yard maintenance. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just enjoy being outside, we'd love your help in maintaining this historic Maui landmark.

What You'll Do:

·        Rake, sweep, and tidy outdoor areas

·        Prune plants, palms and shrubs

·        Water select plants 

·        General grounds upkeep

When: Monday–Thursday, 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM (Choose the days and hours that work for you!)

What We Provide: All tools and supplies. Wear closed toed shoes and dress for outdoor work.

What to Bring:

·        Refillable water bottle

·        Your favorite music or podcast to enjoy while you work!

This is a relaxing way to contribute to our community while spending time outdoors. Bring a friend, tell a friend!

Do you like working with school children? The Sugar Museum's beloved education program teaches students about sugar history and plantation life. We are looking for volunteer tour guides who guide students through the museum using a question and answer style of tour, while providing a welcoming environment.

You will join a pool of other docents who are called upon when a school makes a reservation at the museum. You decide when you volunteer! Shifts are weekdays 9:00 – 11:30 a.m.

It's easy and fun. We provide a script and you will observe a live school visit to get started.  Learn More Here. Sign up HERE. 

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At 808 Cleanups, our dedicated efforts have led to the collection of over 1 million pounds of trash since our inception a decade ago. We empower a robust network of 8,000 volunteers to transform neglected spaces into thriving ecosystems. Our mission is clear and compelling: to achieve complete ecosystem restoration in Hawaiʻi. Our approach involves community engagement, education, and the removal of invasive species, allowing native plants and cultural sites to flourish.

DONATION NEEDS

AGENCY NEEDS

Ø  Home Depot Gift Cards for volunteer supplies.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Volunteer Website: 808cleanups.org/get-involved

Ongoing Opportunities

Ø  Join us for our weekly events or adopt your own site! Visit our events calendar at 808cleanups.org.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Michael Loftin

808cleanups@gmail.com

1334 Kuuna Street

Kailua, HI 96734

808cleanups.org

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Aloha Harvest is the largest food rescue and redistribution organization in Hawaiʻi, getting quality excess food into stomachs instead of landfills. Free of charge and free of liability, we pick up quality excess food from donors (ex: wholesale distributors, grocery stores, restaurants, hotels) and redistribute it to recipient agencies feeding the community (ex: homeless shelters, social services, food pantries). Since 1999, we rescued and redistributed over 40 million pounds of food!

DONATION NEEDS

PROGRAM NEEDS

Food

Ø  Canned Protein

Ø  Canned Fruit

Ø  Canned Vegetables

Ø  Cereal

Ø  Snacks

Ø  Crackers

Ø  Pasta Noodles

Ø  Bags Of Rice (5 lbs.)

Ø  Potatoes (5 lbs.)

Ø  Fresh Produce

Other

Ø  Full-Size Deep Aluminum Pans With Covers

Ø  Half-Size Deep Aluminum Pans With Covers

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Volunteer Website: alohaharvest.galaxydigital.com

Ongoing Opportunities

Ø  Rescue food from McDonald's and delivery food to a nearby recipient agency on Tuesdays. Multiple locations. Call (808) 537-6945 or email for more information.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Victoria DelaCruz

victoria@alohaharvest.org

3599 Waialae Avenue #23

Honolulu, HI 96816

alohaharvest.org

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ALS Network drives the discovery of prevention strategies, treatments, and cures for ALS; provide access to quality care and connection; and promote initiatives to improve health outcomes. We serve every person with ALS on all islands of Hawaii and the state of California with care, treatment and services. We also drive worldwide research to improve outcomes for people with ALS.

DONATION NEEDS

PROGRAM NEEDS

Food

Ø  Food sponsors for Hawaii Walk to Cure ALS breakfast & lunch for participants

Other

For all for our Hawaii Walk to Cure ALS:

Ø  Printing (Banners, Signage, T-Shirts)

Ø  Lei Donations

Ø  Food & Water

Ø  AV Set Up

Ø  Towel Donations

Gift Cards and Certificates

Ø  $50 Costco Gift Cards for prizes for participants

Ø  $50 Amazon Gift Cards for Donor Opportunity Drawings

Ø  $50 Foodland Gift Cards for ALS Clients & Families who are struggling with groceries.

AGENCY NEEDS

Ø  Amazon Gift Cards for Hawaii Walk to Cure ALS Supplies

Ø  In-Kind And Monetary Sponsorships are needed for our Hawaii Walk to Cure ALS.

Ø  Walmart/Target Gift Cards for general Walk to Cure event needs: Zip Ties, Tape, Tablecloths, String, Push Pins, Name Tags, Etc.

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS  

Please contact hiwalk@alsnetwork.org.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

November Opportunities

Ø  Assist with delivering Thanksgiving dinners around Oahu to ALS patients on November 25 & 26th.

CONTACT INFORMATION

AnnMarie Ingham

hiwalk@alsnetwork.org

1050 Queen Street, Unit 1000

Honolulu, HI 96814

alswalkhawaii.org

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The American Red Cross prevents and alleviates human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors. Volunteers carry out 90% of the humanitarian work of the Red Cross. Whether helping one displaced family or thousands, providing care and comfort to an ill or injured service member or veteran, or teaching others how to respond in emergencies, it’s through the efforts of ordinary people that we can do extraordinary things.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Volunteer Website: volunteerconnection.redcross.org

Ongoing Opportunities

Ø  Community Engagement & Partnerships Volunteer: Work with local partners to strengthen  communities by coordinating activities, and provide channels to reach disaster-affected communities,  especially underserved populations.

Ø  Disaster Action Team: Respond to local disasters, such as home fires, to ensure that those affected have access to resources for necessities such as food, shelter, and clothing.

Ø  Disaster Action Team (DAT) Duty Officer: Ensure timely activation and monitoring of local and regional disaster responses. Play a crucial role in triaging requests, dispatching responders, and providing technical guidance to support families affected by personal disasters like home fires.

Ø  Feeding Team Member: Ensure people in disaster impacted areas do not go hungry by safely preparing and/or serving meals to individuals, families and communities.

Ø  Government Operations Support Volunteer: Serve as direct contact with government partners, often  in an Emergency Operations Center or other coordination center, during a Disaster Relief Operation to ensure that Red Cross actions are aligned with government agencies.

Ø  Information and Planning Volunteer: Support disaster relief operations by collecting, analyzing, and sharing critical operational data—such as the number of homes affected and planned response actions—to inform effective decision-making.

Ø  Logistics Fulfillment: Support congregate shelters during disaster relief operations by resourcing and delivering supplies through daily visits.

Ø  Logistics Transportation: Support disaster relief operations through the maintenance, inventory and servicing of Red Cross owned vehicles.

Ø  Emergency Evacuation Shelter Worker: Help provide clients with comfort and safety after disasters by supporting the day-to-day activities within a shelter. This may include working in reception, registration, feeding,  dormitory, information, or other areas within a shelter.

Ø  Shelter Resident Transition Team: Empower shelter residents as they create sustainable, personalized plans as they navigate their transition back to life after a disaster.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Mary Finley

mary.finley@redcross.org

4155 Diamond Head Road

Honolulu, HI 96816

redcross.org/local/pacific-islands

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A`ALI`I Mentoring aims to foster and cultivate mentoring relationships that support Hawaii’s young adults from under-resourced communities. With mentoring, young adults can persevere and reach their post-secondary educational, career and personal aspirations.

DONATION NEEDS

PROGRAM NEEDS

Food

Ø  Juice

Ø  Tea

Ø  Coffee

Other

Ø  Paper towels

Ø  Clorox wipes

Ø  Foil

Ø  Paper plates

Ø  Utensils

Ø  Ziploc bags

Gift Cards and Certificates

$15 Gift Cards for students in program:

Ø  Ross Gift Cards

Ø  TJ Maxx Gift Cards

Ø  Target Gift Cards

Ø  Walmart Gift Cards

Ø  Safeway Gift Cards

Ø  Times Gift Cards

Ø  Starbucks Gift Cards

Ø  Jamba Gift Cards

Ø  Amazon Gift Cards

For for programming snacks & food:

Ø  Costco Gift Cards

Ø  Sam's Club Gift Cards

AGENCY NEEDS

Ø  Copier Paper

Ø  Ziploc Bags

Ø  Amazon Gift Cards for supplies

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Volunteer Website: bbbshawaii.org/beabig

CONTACT INFORMATION

Kara Hisatake

khisatake@bbbshawaii.org

571 Quinn Lane #100 Unit 2

Honolulu, HI 96813

aaliimentoring.org

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Every teen deserves a chance to heal. At Bobby Benson Center, at-risk youth 13–17 facing trauma, mental health struggles, and substance use find safety, guidance, and hope. With your support, we help them build resilience, reclaim their childhood, and step into a brighter future.

DONATION NEEDS

PROGRAM NEEDS

Food

Note: All Items must be individually packaged, factory-sealed, and not near expiration date.

Ø  Snack Items

Ø  Granola And Protein Bars

Ø  Fruit Snacks

Ø  Kimchee Bowls

Ø  Seaweed Snack Packs

Ø  Trail Mix

Ø  Arare Crackers

Ø  Diamond Bakery Soda Crackers (Individual Packages)

Ø  Skyflake Crackers

Ø  Microwave Popcorn

Ø  Snack Sized Bag Pretzels

Ø  Snack Sized Chips (Bags or Pringles)

Ø  Pudding Cups

Ø  Cocoa Packets

Ø  Tea Bags

Ø  Gatorade

Ø  Capri Suns

Ø  Aloha Maid Juices (or Similar)

Ø  Juice Boxes And Shelf-Stable Drinks

Ø  Candy Full Size or Fun Size (Chocolates Such As Kitkat, Twix, Snickers, Hershey, or Other Candies such as Sour Patch Kids, Airheads, Skittles, Starbursts)

Children and Teen

Thank you for supporting the youth at the Bobby Benson Center, a residential treatment program for adolescents ages 13–17. All items must be brand new, unused, and in original/unopened packaging.

Clothing & Essentials

Ø  (All sizes: Youth/Adult S–2XL; gender-neutral styles preferred)

Ø  T-Shirts (Short & Long Sleeve)

Ø  Hoodies / Sweatshirts

Ø  Sweatpants / Joggers

Ø  Athletic Shorts

Ø  Jeans / Casual Pants

Ø  Lightweight Jackets / Windbreakers

Ø  Underwear (Boys & Girls)

Ø  Sports Bras / Bras

Ø  Socks (Crew & Ankle)

Ø  Slippers / House Shoes

Ø  Athletic Shoes (Youth & Adult Sizes)

Ø  Sandals / Flip-Flops

Ø  Backpacks (durable, padded straps, neutral or simple designs)

Ø  Drawstring Bags (for gym or outings)

Ø  Duffel Bags (for overnight or recreational use)

Personal Hygiene & Self-Care Items

(All items must be new, unopened, and contain no alcohol within the first four ingredients. Gender-neutral or teen-friendly scents preferred.)

Ø  Toothbrushes

Ø  Toothpaste

Ø  Floss

Ø  Body Wash

Ø  Bar Soap

Ø  Shampoo & Conditioner

Ø  Deodorant (Stick or Spray — No Aerosols Preferred)

Ø  Lotion (Mild or Unscented)

Ø  Razors

Ø  Shaving Cream

Ø  Feminine Hygiene Products (Pads, Liners, Tampons)

Ø  Nail Clippers

Ø  Nail Files

Personal Hygiene & Self-Care Items (Continued)

Ø  Hair Care Products

Ø  Combs

Ø  Brushes

Ø  Detangling Combs

Ø  Hair Ties, Scrunchies, Headbands

Ø  Hair Gel, Mousse, or Curl Cream

Ø  Leave-In Conditioner, Hair Oil, or Heat Protectant Spray

Makeup & Body Care

Ø  Lip Balm, Lip Gloss

Ø  Mascara

Ø  Eyeliner

Ø  Eyeshadow Palettes (Basic Neutral Shades)

Ø  Eyelash Curlers

Ø  Makeup Remover Wipes

Ø  Body Spray / Light Fragrance Mist — Must Not List Alcohol Within The First Four Ingredients

Recreation & Outdoor Gear

Ø  Boogie Boards (Teen Size, With Leash)

Ø  Fishing Gear Kits (Basic Rods, Tackle Sets)

Ø  Life Vests / PFDs (Youth & Adult Sizes)

Sporting Equipment:

Ø  Balls (Basketballs, Soccer Balls, Volleyballs)

Ø  Frisbees

Ø  Jump Ropes

Ø  Yoga Mats

Ø  Resistance Bands

Ø  Tennis or Pickleball Sets

Ø  Fun Items

Ø  Water Bottles (Reusable, Insulated)

Ø  Beanies/Caps

Ø  Board Games

Ø  Card Games

Ø  Puzzle Books

Ø  Art Supplies (Sketch Pads, Markers, Paint Sets, Colored Pencils)

Donation Guidelines

·       All items must be brand new, unused, and unopened.

·       No alcohol within the first four ingredients for any hygiene, hair, or body care item.

·       No items containing explicit images, drug glorification, gang affiliated or weapon-related materials

Gift Cards and Certificates

Ø  $15-$20 McDonalds Gift Cards

Ø  $15-$20 Dominoes Gift Cards

Ø  $15-$20 Starbucks Gift Cards

Ø  $15-$20 Chick fil A Gift Cards

Ø  $15-$20 Baskin Robbins Gift Cards

Ø  $15-$20 Taco Bell Gift Cards

Ø  $15-$20 Raising Canes Gift Cards

Ø  $15-$20 KFC Gift Cards

Ø  $15-$20 Popeyes Gift Cards

Ø  $15-$20 Jack N the Box Gift Cards

Ø  $15-$20 Other fast food

Ø  $50 Walmart Gift Cards

Ø  $50 Target Gift Cards

Ø  $50 Amazon Gift Cards

AGENCY NEEDS

Ø  Copier / Printer Paper (Letter & Legal Size)

Ø  Brother LC406XLBK High Yield Black -Ink -Cartridge

Ø  HP 134A Black Toner Cartridge | Works With HP Laserjet M209 Series, HP Laserjet MFP M234 Series | W1340A

Ø  Binder Clips (Xlarge, Large, Medium, Small)

Ø  Pilot G2  Or Sharpie Gel Pens Size .07m

Ø  Sharpies Medium Tip (Black And Silver)

Ø  #2 Pencils

Ø  Colored Pencils

Ø  Sketch Pads

Ø  Composition Books

Ø  Markers

Ø  Highlighters

Ø  Legal Pads

Ø  2 Inch Binders (Black Or White)

Ø  Folders

Ø  Sheet Protectors

Ø  5Mil Laminating Sheet 8x11

Ø  Staples

Ø  Tape

Ø  Child Safety Scissor

Ø  Whiteboard Markers & Erasers

Ø  File Cabinets

Ø  Bookcases

Ø  External Hard Drives / USB Drives

Ø  Surge Protectors / Power Strips

Ø  Headphones Wired

Ø  Batteries (AA, AAA, Rechargeable)

Ø  Nitrile gloves latex free (Small, Medium, Large, XLarge)

Ø  Cleaning Supplies

Ø  Disinfectant Wipes (Clorox Or Lysol)

Ø  Brooms And Dust Pans

Ø  Swiffer Mop Pads

Ø  Lysol Spray For Disinfecting Surfaces

Ø  Dish Soap

Ø  Sponges

Ø  Toilet Bowl Cleaner

Ø  Pine Sol

Ø  Trash Bags (Kitchen And Bathroom Sizes)

Ø  Hand Soap

Ø  Hand Sanitizers

Ø  Alcohol Swabs

Ø  Tool Kits (Hammers, Screwdrivers, Wrenches, Pliers)

Ø  First Aid Kits (Refill Items Like Bandages, Gloves, Antiseptic)

Ø  Extension Cords With Surge Protection

Ø  Supplies To Fix Screens

Ø  Carpentry Supplies And Tools

Gift Cards for Operational Needs

Ø  Home Depot / Lowe’s Gift Cards (Paint, Hardware, Facility Repairs)

Ø  Office Supply Stores Gift Cards (Staples, Office Depot)

Ø  Grocery Stores (Breakroom, Kitchen, Emergency Food Supplies)

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS  

Contact Qiana Heffernan at the Bobby Benson Center by cell at (808) 393-8176 or email at qheffernan@bobbybenson.org

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The mission of Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii is clear and powerful: to enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens. Every program, partnership, and initiative flows from this commitment to providing safe spaces, positive role models, and opportunities for growth during the critical hours when youth need support most.

DONATION NEEDS

PROGRAM NEEDS

Gift Cards and Certificates

Ø  8 - $1,000 Amazon Gift Cards (one for each of our sites)

AGENCY NEEDS

Ø  8 - $1,000 Amazon Gift Card for supplies

CONTACT INFORMATION

Mike Anderson

(618) 616-9411

manderson@bgch.com

1000 Bishop Street, Suite 505

Honolulu, HI 96813

bgch.com

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Camp Anuenue provides a community where every child with cancer in Hawai'i is accepted, valued and celebrated. At no cost to families, our agency offers two programs each year: Childhood Cancer Camp- a weeklong camping experience for children ages 7-18 who have or have had cancer and our Survivor Summit - a 4 day educational conference that provides resources to pediatric cancer survivors currently aged 18-26 to help them transition into adulthood. We rely on your generosity to make this happen!

DONATION NEEDS

Online Wish List: Amazon Wish List

AGENCY NEEDS

Ø  Costco Gift Cards

Ø  Target Gift Cards

Ø  Walmart Gift Cards

Ø  Home Depot Gift Cards

Ø  Lowes Gift Cards

Ø  Foodland Gift Cards

Ø  Sponsorships: $2,000 to sponsor a camper to our Childhood Cancer Camp

Ø  12 Passenger Transit Vehicle

Ø  Land to build our own campsite

CONTACT INFORMATION

B.K. Cannon

(808) 349-7325

campanuenue@gmail.com

campanuenue.com

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Serving Hawai‘i since 1947, Catholic Charities Hawai’i provides a wide range of social services and advocacy efforts for all people, especially those with the greatest need.  We carry out the social mission of the church by serving the people of Hawai‘i, regardless of their faith or culture. Each year, we serve over 40,000 individuals each year, including unwed pregnant women, struggling families with young children, foster youth and youth transitioning to adulthood, veterans, and older adults.

DONATION NEEDS

PROGRAM NEEDS

Gift Cards and Certificates

Ø  $5/$10 Gift Cards for door prizes for programs that will conduct client holiday parties.

Ø  $20/$25 Gift Cards for emergency client assistance (food, gas and personal hygiene items) for stores/markets with multiple locations, such as:

Ø  Foodland

Ø  Times

Ø  Safeway

Ø  Longs

Ø  Hele

Ø  Walmart

Ø  Other Gas Station

CONTACT INFORMATION

Diane Terada

(808) 527-4702

diane.terada@catholiccharitieshawaii.org

1822 Ke’eaumoku St.

Honolulu, HI 96822

catholiccharitieshawaii.org

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The Housing Assistance Program (HAP) of Catholic Charities Hawaii has been providing Housing Information & Referral and Housing Counseling to many seniors on Oahu since 1978. HAP helps older adults with applying and navigating the complex application and waitlist process for senior housing. In addition, HAP manages three Small Group Homes with 15 tenants and several shared housing units for seniors who need low-cost housing option on a temporary or permanent basis.

DONATION NEEDS

PROGRAM NEEDS

Food

Ø  Sponsorship of a holiday meal for a holiday gathering for 12-15 tenants at our Small Group Homes (SGH).

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

December Opportunities

Ø  Volunteers to assist in a sit-down gathering/luncheon for our Small Group Home residents (12-15 senior tenants).

CONTACT INFORMATION

Crystal Kalima-Gascon

(808) 527-4734

crystal.kalimagascon@catholiccharitieshawaii.org

1822 Keeaumoku St.

Honolulu, HI 96822

catholiccharitieshawaii.org

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We are a community of hope that promotes the dignity of each person by helping them empower themselves. Through our programs we serve all people, especially those with the greatest need. Catholic Charities Hawaii has served the community since 1947 with various services with different areas of expertise. The service unit is part of the Senior & Community Division which has provided services to the elders and the homeless since 1973 and is a leading provider of elder services in the community.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Ongoing Opportunities

Ø  Memory Mentors: Volunteers provide friendly in-home visits, support, and safety checks for people with memory loss or dementia who live alone and have little or no caregiving services. Providing grocery shopping for seniors, helping with mail and reminders are optional services. Services are provided on a regularly scheduled basis, once a week and are offered seven days a week, excluding holidays. Background checks required. Training provided. Call (808) 527-4777 for more information.

Ø  Phone-A-Friend: Volunteers telephone homebound seniors who live alone or are socially isolated on a regularly scheduled basis, once a week. Friendly phone calls and safety checks are offered seven days a week, excluding holidays. Background checks required. Training provided.  Call (808) 527-4777 for more information.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Lyn Moku

(808) 527-4777

marilyn.moku@catholiccharitieshawaii.org

1822 Keeaumoku Street

Honolulu, HI 96822

catholiccharitieshawaii.org

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Catholic Charities Hawaii provides services to tens of thousands of people each year.  Serving Hawaii since 1947, we provide help and hope to people of all faiths and cultures, especially those with the greatest need.  Volunteer drivers & escorts with Transportation Friends for Kupuna (TFK) help drive and provide chaperone assistance to frail kupuna to go to medical appointments using the volunteer's own vehicle.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Volunteer Website: catholiccharitieshawaii.org/transportation-friends-for-kupuna

Ongoing Opportunities

Ø  Transportation Friends for Kupuna is looking for more volunteer drivers and chaperones not just for the holiday season but all throughout the year to drive seniors to their medical appointments.  Looking for people who want to help our kupuna get to their doctor appointments safely and like to make a big difference in someone's life.  Must have a valid driver's license, reliable vehicle, and caring heart.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Julie Chang

(808) 527-4783

1822 Keeaumoku St.

Honolulu, HI 96822

catholiccharitieshawaii.org

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The Children's Discovery Center provides an exciting, world-class learning environment filled with hands-on, interactive exhibits for Hawaii’s children and families to learn and grow together through purposeful play.

DONATION NEEDS

Online Wish List: Amazon Wish List

PROGRAM NEEDS

Children and Teen

Ø  Books

Ø  Toys

Ø  Games

Ø  Balls

Ø  Hula Hoops

Ø  Art Supplies

Gift Cards and Certificates

Ø  $25 Target Gift Card

Ø  $25 Walmart Gift Card

Ø  $25 Longs Gift Card

Ø  $25 Amazon Gift Card

AGENCY NEEDS

Office supplies such as:

Ø  Copy Paper

Ø  Card Stock

Ø  Staples

Ø  Tape

Ø  Paper Clips

Ø  Postage Stamps

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS  

Donations can be dropped off at the Children's Discovery Center.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Volunteer Website: discoverycenterhawaii.org/general-info

ONGOING OPPORTUNITIES

Ø  Assisting children and families in our exhibit galleries.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Liane Usher

(808) 524-5437

info@discoverycenterhawaii.org

111 Ohe St.

Honolulu, HI 96813

discoverycenterhawaii.org

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Easterseals Hawaii has been committed to serving children, youth, and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities for nearly 80 years. We’re creating a more equitable world so people with developmental disabilities can choose their path. We do this by reimagining how care and support can be better connected to fill gaps in human services across an individual’s lifespan.

DONATION NEEDS

PROGRAM NEEDS

Other

Adult Home & Community Based Services (HCBS) is a year-round program supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) aged 18+, providing them with quality-of-life-enhancing skills to increase their self-determination and independence. The HCBS program is seeking shareable iPads and protective cases to replace ones which have become outdated and damaged from daily usage.

Ø  iPads and Protective Cases - Approximately $470/set. Up to 5 Sets for the Honolulu location (710 Green St) and up to 5 sets for the Ewa Beach location (91-1251 Renton Road) – Please contact Eric for specific models.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Eric Chamberlain

(808) 829-9931

eric.chamberlain@eshawaii.org

Honolulu Location: 710 Green St., Honolulu, HI 96813

Ewa Beach Location: 91-1251 Renton Rd., Ewa Beach, HI 96706

eastersealshawaii.org

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Family Hui Hawaii supports, encourages and empowers families as children’s first and most enduring teachers to thrive in all seasons of childhood. Our mission is to strengthen parent-child relationships and help families to build networks of support within their communities where they can grow, thrive, and learn together. We serve as a “first contact provider” to parents with keiki (prenatal–5 years), reaching over 2,000 families per year statewide.

DONATION NEEDS

Online Wish List: Amazon Wish List

PROGRAM NEEDS

Food

Ø  Prepackaged snacks for children during programming hours.

Baby and Toddler

Ø  Locally based, Hawaii board books

Children and Teen

Ø  Locally based, Hawaii children's picture books

Gift Cards and Certificates

Ø  $25 Walmart Gift Cards

Ø  $25 Target Gift Cards

Ø  $25 Amazon Gift Cards

Ø  $25 Gas Gift Card

Ø  $25 Grocery Gift Cards

Annual passes for family friendly activities such as, but not limited to:

Ø  Bishop Museum

Ø  Honolulu Zoo

Ø  Childrens Discovery Center

AGENCY NEEDS

Ø  Sponsorships

Ø  White Printer Paper

Ø  White Card Stock

Ø  Brother HL-L2460DW Black XL Toner Cartridges

Ø  Toilet Paper

Ø  HP Laser Jet Pro MFP M283fdw XL Black and Color Toner Cartridges

Ø  Large Clear Plastic Bins with Covers

Ø  USB Conference Speaker and Microphone

Ø  Large Outdoor Pop Up Tent

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS  

Please contact Johanna Nielsen at johanna@familyhuihawaii.org for any questions or to arrange any special instructions.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

ONGOING OPPORTUNITIES

Ø  Seeking a volunteer (parent who has had children) as a Peer Leader in our Neighborhood Hui program or Parent Cafe program and commit to 12 weeks in the morning business hours. Location is flexible and TBD. All volunteers will be required to pass a background check. Please email johanna@familyhuihawaii.org for more information.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Johanna Nielsen

johanna@familyhuihawaii.org

2345 Nuuanu Avenue

Honolulu, HI 96817

familyhuihawaii.org

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Family Programs Hawaii (FPH) strengthens children, youth, and families through prevention, support, and transition services. As a leader in child welfare, FPH partners with EPIC ʻOhana, DHS, and the Judiciary to improve outcomes for foster youth. Programs like Project Visitation keep siblings connected, while Ho‘omalu o nā Kamali‘i provides safe, nurturing care for children that have been removed from their homes for their safety.

DONATION NEEDS

Online Wish List: Visitfamilyprogramshawaii.org/in-kind-donations to find the Holiday Party Wish List for youth in foster care. Due by Nov. 26th, 2025, please contact Tina Scotty at (808) 540-2534 or email tscotty@familyprogramshi.org.

PROGRAM NEEDS

Wishlist Sponsorship

Sponsor a Sibling Visit by providing Gift Cards such as Hele Gas Card, Meal Gift Certificates (McDonald's, Taco Bell, Wendy's, L&L, Panda Express, etc.) and activity Gift Card (Movies, Theatre, Kid City, Roller Skating, etc.)

Food

Ø  Spam (Cases)

Ø  Chicken Noodle Soup (Cases)

Ø  Ramen (Cases)

Ø  Chili (Cases)

Ø  Vegetables (Cases)

Ø  Tuna (Cases)

Ø  Fruit (Cases)

Ø  Frozen Meals

Ø  Bottled Water

Ø  Bottled Juice

Ø  Rice

Ø  Pasta

Ø  After-School Snacks

Children and Teen

Gifts for youth staying at our crisis receiving shelter in Maili. The home is open 24/7 for youth 5-17yrs old who have been removed from their home due to alleged neglect or abuse. We are the only facility that allows siblings to stay together during difficult times. 

CLOTHING FOR YOUTH

(Boy & Girl sizes for ages for 4-17 yrs old)

Ø  Plain T-shirts

Ø  Shorts

Ø  Socks

Ø  Slippers

Ø  Pajamas

OTHER ITEMS

Ø  Bikes

Ø  Helmets

Ø  Safety Pads

Ø  Lego Sets

Ø  Puzzles

Ø  Games

Ø  Art Supplies

Ø  Holiday Decorations

Other

HOUSEHOLD ITEMS

Ø  Twin Size Linens

Ø  Pillowcases

Ø  Pillow Protectors

Ø  Hand and Bath Towels

Ø  Bathmats

HYGIENE

Ø  Shampoo

Ø  Body Wash

Ø  Toothbrush

Ø  Toothpaste

Ø  Teen Feminine Products

CLEANING SUPPLIES

Ø  Laundry Detergent

Ø  Softener Sheets

Ø  All-Purpose Cleaners

Ø  Disinfecting Wipes

Ø  Bleach

Ø  Windex

Ø  Anti-bacterial Hand Soap

Ø  Dish Soap

Ø  Kitchen Sponges

Ø  Swifter sheets

Gift Cards and Certificates

Ø  Grocery Stores (Foodland, Sack ‘n Save, Costco)

Ø  Gas Stations (Hele, 76, Costco )

Ø  Activity Centers (Ice Palace, iTrampoline, Consolidated Theatres, Lucky Strike)

Ø  $25 Holiday Party Gift Cards for Tweens & Teens (WalMart, Target, ROSS) Due by Nov. 26th, 2025, please contact Tina Scotty @ 808-540-2534 or email tscotty@familyprogramshi.org.

AGENCY NEEDS

For Office Supplies & Misc. Household Items:

Ø  Home Depot Gift Cards

Ø  Costco Gift Cards

Ø  Walmart Gift Cards

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS  

Holiday Party Gift Donations are Due by Nov. 26th, 2025, please contact Tina Scotty @ 808-540-2534 or email tscotty@familyprogramshi.org to request a Gift Collection Box for NEW, UNUSED gifts at your office or place of business and schedule a pickup date and time.  

Sorry, we are unble to accept the following items for the Holiday Party: USED ITEMS, Toy Guns or Weapons, Clothing, Books, Bulky Items, Recalled Items, and Food or Beverages.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Volunteer Website: familyprogramshawaii.org/volunteer

November Opportunities

Nobody is on the naughty list in NOVEMBER at FPH!  Ways to get involved and be one of FPH's Christmas Elves:

Ø  Sponsorships - this is our #1 fundraiser—sponsorships fuel the party but more importantly sustain our programs year-round. familyprogramshawaii.org/holidayparty/sponsorshipopportunities

Ø  Volunteer to host a heartwarming celebration of collecting toys with friends & family

Ø  Collect $25 Gift cards to brighten a tween/teen’s holiday (Walmart, Target, Food/Gas Cards)

Ø  Join our gift-wrapping crew, December 1st -5th (2-4:30 & 5-7:30) — turn generosity into sparkle

Ø  Organize a new toy drive at your workplace, school, or place of worship

Ø  Provide food, snacks, or beverages to help fuel the festivities

Ø  Host an activity booth, spread holiday cheer to over 1,000 island keiki

Ø  Find your favorite (face painting, serving, play games) — all to create lasting memories

Ø  Create table centerpieces & decorations with us

Ø  Take photo's or video's at our winter wonderland on december 7th, 2025

Ø  Help with setup or breakdown to keep the event running smoothly

Ø  Share this opportunity with your network of businesses, organizations, & community leaders

Ø  Become a Holiday Ambassador and rally others to join the cause

December Opportunities

Holiday Party Volunteer Opportunities: December 6th & 7th

We host an amazing Winter Wonderland for all of the families in our foster care community for up to 1,500 guests. 

Ø  Set Up (Tablecloths, Centerpieces, Decorations) and break down

Ø  Serving Food to Guests

Ø  Facilitating Carnival like games

Ø  Seating & Greeting Guests

Call/Text Jenn Yang at (808)388-8489 or email: events@familyprogramshi.org for more information.

Ongoing Opportunities

Ø  Make hygiene bags for youth at our Maili youth shelter (Soap, washcloth, chapstick, sunscreen, toothbrush/paste, floss)

Ø  Office Duties: Make Copies, Shread, Clean/Organize

CONTACT INFORMATION

Tina Scotty

(808) 540-2534

tscotty@familyprogramshi.org

801 S. King Street

Honolulu, HI  96813

FamilyProgramsHawaii.org

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Fur-Angel Foundation is a Hawaiʻi-based dog rescue operating on Oʻahu. We don’t have a shelter; instead we partner with volunteer foster homes to care for dogs until they find their forever families. We rescue homeless dogs, promote spay/neuter and pet care education, run community outreach and adoption events, and aim to give every dog a second chance at a life full of love.

DONATION NEEDS

Online Wish List:Amazon Wish List

PROGRAM NEEDS

Other

Ø  Reusable & Non-Reusable Puppy Pads

Ø  Capstar - Flea Medication (All Sizes)

Ø  Post-Surgery Soft Cones (All Sizes)

Ø  Martingale Collars (All Sizes)

Ø  Leashes

Ø  Unused Medications (Nexgard, Heartgard, Sentinel, Etc)

Ø  Disinfectant Wipes

AGENCY NEEDS

To be used for various events throughout the year to stores such as:

Ø  Longs Gift Cards

Ø  Petco Gift Cards

Ø  Home Depot Gift Cards

Ø  Lowes Gift Cards

Ø  Grocery Stores

Ø  Gift Cards

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Volunteer Website: furangelfoundation.org/foster

ONGOING OPPORTUNITIES

Ø  Become a foster to a dog in need. We 100% rely on volunteers opening their homes and their hearts to help care for our dogs. Fur-Angel Foundation provides all the basic supplies and medical care. Your job is to transport your foster to appointments and love him/her as your own.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Tiffany Kim

(808) 763-8662

590 Farrington Hwy. #524-224

Kapolei, HI 96707

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We are non-profit that service the blind and visually impaired community. We provide adaptive aids, and technology, Guide dog support services, orientation and mobility services, social activities, and community support for our clients. We provide services for all age groups, from pre-school to kupuna.

DONATION NEEDS

Online Wish List: Amazon Wish List

PROGRAM NEEDS

Children and Teen

Ø  10 Backpacks

Ø  Composition Books And Notebooks

Ø  Folders

Ø  Markers

Ø  Highlighters

Ø  Pens

Ø  Pencils

Ø  Rulers

Ø  Calculators

Ø  Erasers

Ø  Post It Notes

Ø  Pencil Cases

Ø  General School Supplies

Seniors

Ø  Diabetic Socks

Ø  Compression Socks

Ø  Nonslip Socks

Ø  Body Wipes

Ø  Shoe Horn

Other

Ø  Individual First Aid Kits

Ø  Kong Dog Toys (All Sizes)

Ø  Dog Waste Bags

Gift Cards and Certificates

Ø  $10 Walmart Gift Cards

Ø  $10 Safeway Gift Cards

Ø  $10 Longs Drugs Gift Cards

Ø  $10 Times Supermarket Gift Cards

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Ongoing Opportunities

Ø  We host various accessible arts & crafts workshops with our clients, we are always looking for volunteers that interested in teaching craft projects to our blind and visually impaired seniors or are willing to assist with creating crafts.

Ø  If you have a hobby or skill are knowledgeable and passionate about, we are always looking for people who are willing to teach our clients about them. (For example: yoga, different types of dance, music, knitting, lei making, gardening).

CONTACT INFORMATION

Tehani Lopes

(808) 466-2306

tehani.lopes@guidedogsofhawaii.org

1130 North Nimitz Hwy., Ste. C301

Honolulu, HI 96817

guidedogsofhawaii.org

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Habilitat is a recovery community in Kaneohe that teaches people to rebuild their lives from substance abuse. We've been saving lives for over 50 years and are the largest capacity treatment center in the state. We focus on workforce development, healthy habits, coping skills, exercise, and education. We teach people to become the best version of themselves possible.

DONATION NEEDS

PROGRAM NEEDS

Food

Ø  Rice (White and Brown)

Ø  Coffee (Caffeinated)

Ø  Flour

Ø  Sugar (White and Brown)

Ø  Eggs

Ø  Spam

Ø  Proteins (Beef, Chicken, Pork)

Ø  Fresh Produce

Ø  Cooking Oil

Ø  Oatmeal

Ø  Cream of Wheat

Ø  Peanut Butter

Ø  Jelly

Ø  Condiments

Adult

Ø  Women’s Dress Shirts

Ø  Women’s Jeans And Pants

Ø  Women’s Shorts

Ø  Women’s Pajamas

Ø  Women’s Bras

Ø  Women’s Panties

Ø  Women’s Sandals

Ø  Women’s Sneakers

Ø  Women’s Socks

Ø  Men’s Dress Pants And Jeans (Sizes 34-46)

Ø  Men’s Dress Shirts (M-4X)

Ø  Men’s Shorts (L – 4X)

Ø  Men’s Hoodies And Sweaters (M-4X)

Ø  Men’s Shoes

Ø  Men’s Shower Slippers

Ø  Men’s Boxers And Briefs

Ø  Men’s Socks

Other

Ø  Toothpaste

Ø  Shaving Cream

Ø  Deodorant

Ø  Dial antibacterial and Irish Spring Soap

Ø  Razors

Ø  Plastic forks

Ø  Cups

Ø  Napkins

Gift Cards and Certificates

Ø  $100 Amazon Gift Cards

Ø  $100 Walmart Gift Cards

Ø  $100 Costco Gift Cards

Ø  $100 Sam’s Club Gift Cards

Ø  $100 Ross Gift Cards

Ø  $100 Target Gift Cards

AGENCY NEEDS

Ø  Multifold Paper Towels

Ø  Hard Wound Paper Towels

Ø  Toilet Paper

Ø  Windex

Ø  Clorox

Ø  Hand Soap Antibacterial

Ø  Pine Sol

Ø  Fabuloso

Ø  Laundry Soap (Powder or HE Liquid)

Ø  Brooms

Ø  Pushbrooms

Ø  Mops (Handle and Head)

Ø  $100 Home Depot Gift Cards

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS  

Please call 808-235-3691 or email change@habilitat.com.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

December Opportunities

Ø  Christmas Tree Distribution Day -  December 6, 2025, visit Volunteer Form (Google Form or call Chloe at (808) 235-3691.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Becky Harrison

(808) 235-3691

becky@habililtat.com

45-035 Kuhonu Place

Kaneohe, HI 96744

habilitat.com

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Hale Kipa is a fully accredited 501(c)(3) nonprofit serving youth and families in Hawai‘i. Our work is done in partnership with both public agencies and private organizations. We offer a full range of services to ensure every child’s need is met. Since 1970, Hale Kipa has stood as a lifeline for Hawai‘i’s youth.

DONATION NEEDS

PROGRAM NEEDS

Children and Teen

Ø  Fidget Toys and Puzzles

Ø  Fun Socks

Ø  Cozy Beanies or Hats

Ø  Portable Phone Charges and Cables

Gift Cards and Certificates

For Clients and Families:

Ø  McDonald’s Gift Cards

Ø  Other Fast Food Gift Cards

Ø  7-11 Gift Cards

Ø  Other Convenience Stores Gift Cards

Ø  Safeway Gift Cards

Ø  Times Gift Cards

Ø  Foodland Gift Cards

Ø  Grocery Store Gift Cards

Ø  Ross Gift Cards

Ø  Walmart Gift Cards

Ø  Target Gift Cards

Ø  Other Department Store Gift Cards

CONTACT INFORMATION

Phillip Humphrey

phumphrey@halekipa.org

1828 Makuahine Street

Honolulu, Hawaii 96817

halekipa.org

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The Hawaii Children’s Cancer Foundation serves to assist, support, and advocate for the needs of children diagnosed with cancer, their families, and long-term survivors of childhood cancer. The Foundation is dedicated to the children who are battling cancer, to those who have survived, and to those who survive in our hearts. All of HCCF’s donated funds stay in Hawaiin and all services are provided free of charge to families

DONATION NEEDS

PROGRAM NEEDS

Gift Cards and Certificates

For our annual keiki holiday party

Ø  $30 Target Gift Cards

Ø  $30 Walmart Gift Cards

Ø  $30 Amazon Gift Cards

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS  

Please mail gift cards to:

Hawaii Children's Cancer Foundation

1814 Liliha Street

Honolulu, HI 96817

CONTACT INFORMATION

Michelle Meredith

michelle.meredith@hccf.org

1814 Liliha Street

Honolulu, HI 96817

hccf.org

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Hawaii Fi-Do Service Dogs helps to build independence and quality of life for children and adults with mobility disabilities in Hawaii by providing them with quality-trained assistance dogs and by sharing awareness of service dogs with the community. We also provide therapeutic services at local schools, Child Family Services, and senior homes.

DONATION NEEDS

PROGRAM NEEDS

Food

We only accept dog food made in USA.

Ø  Kirkland Signature Nature's Domain Salmon Meal & Sweet Potato Dog Food

Ø  Kirkland Signature Nature's Domain Beef & Sweet Potato Dog Food

Other

Ø  Oster Golden A5 Two-Speed Animal Grooming Clippers with Detachable CryogenX Size 10 Blade (078005-140-002)

Ø  PetSafe Gentle Leader Collar Medium

Ø  Best Bully Sticks Thick 6 Inch Bully Sticks - 18 Count

Ø  Earth Rated Poop Bags for Dogs, Guaranteed Leak Proof

Gift Cards and Certificates

Ø  $50 Walmart gift card

AGENCY NEEDS

Ø  Printer Paper

Ø  Postage Stamps

Ø  Envelopes and Mailing Labels

Ø  File Folders and Binders

Ø  Office Supplies Pens

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Volunteer Website: hawaiifido.org/puppyraiser

Ongoing Opportunities

Ø  Puppy Raiser: Be part of a caring dog lover community as a puppy raiser with weekly training sessions. You’ll take your puppy into the world — dining out, shopping, movie nights — all while preparing them to become a life-changing companion for keiki to kūpuna with mobility challenges. Contact us at infohawaiifido.org.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Katelyn Tauaa

katelyn@hawaiifido.org

PO Box 757

Kahuku, HI 96731

hawaiifido.org

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Our agency serves local kupuna delivering medically tailored meals to them daily. We serve kupuna all over the island partnering with local kitchens who provide us with hot and frozen meals our volunteers' deliver.

DONATION NEEDS

PROGRAM NEEDS

Seniors

Ø  Blankets

Ø  Unisex Socks

Ø  Puzzles

Ø  Coloring Books

Ø  Travel Toiletries

Ø  Calendars

Ø  Coffee

Ø  Tea

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS  

No food items please.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Volunteer Website: hmow.org/volunteer

November Opportunities

Ø  We are looking for volunteers to deliver meals on Thanksgiving Day.

December Opportunities

Ø  We are looking for volunteers to deliver meals Christmas Eve and Day.

January Opportunities

Ø  We are looking for volunteers to deliver meals on New Years Day.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Sydney Wagemester

(808) 863-4054

2345 Nuuanu Ave.

Honolulu, HI 96817

hmow.org

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The Hawaiian Humane Society is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to promoting the human–animal bond and the humane treatment of all animals across Hawai‘i. Since 1883, it has provided rescue, adoptions, spay/neuter, cruelty investigations, education, and advocacy to strengthen the community and ensure every healthy and treatable animal has a chance for a positive outcome.

DONATION NEEDS

Online Wish List: Amazon Wish List

PROGRAM NEEDS

Gift Cards and Certificates

Ø  $100 Target

Ø  $100 Walmart

Ø  $100 Costco

Ø  $100 Amazon

Ø  $100 Petco

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS  

Please contact development@hawaiianhumane.org for detailed information on how to give.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Volunteer Website: hawaiianhumane.org/volunteer-with-us

Ongoing Opportunities

Ø  There are volunteer opportunities for adults, youth, juniors, and more in various areas: Admin, fostering animals, animal care, community service, events, etc. Please contact (808) 356-2200 or info@hawaiianhumane.org  for more information.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Amy Lee

development@hawaiianhumane.org

2700 Waiʻalae Avenue

Honolulu, HI 96826

hawaiianhumane.org

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Healthy Mothers Healthy Babies has been dedicated to health equity in Hawaiʻi since 1992. We serve as a support system for individuals, families, and communities, offering education and accessible, compassionate care from reproductive health through pregnancy and postpartum care, as well as primary care. At every stage of your health journey, we are here to offer assistance and support to you and your ʻohana, addressing not just health needs but also providing social and mental health support.

DONATION NEEDS

Online Wish List: Amazon Wish List

PROGRAM NEEDS

Food

Essentials "Mana Ai" program:

Ø  Dry Goods

Ø  Canned Items

Ø  Rice

Ø  Baby Pouches

Ø  Snack Items/ Easy To Eat Food For Unsheltered Clients

Baby and Toddler

Diapers Assistance Program:

Ø  Diapers Newborn To Size 7, Pull Ups 2T-3T, 3T-4T, 4T-5T, AND 5T-6T.

Ø  Wipes

Ø  Diaper Rash Cream

Ø  Baby Hygiene Items

Ø  Cribs For Kids Program:

Ø  Graco Pack'n Play Portable Playcard (New Only) 80 Total Requested

Ø  Halo Sleep Sacks, Multiple Sizes Requested: 0-3 Months, 3-6 Months, 6-12 Months

Mana Ai program:

Ø  Baby Bottles

Ø  Bottle Brushes

Ø  Sippy Cups

Ø  Baby Bathtubs

Ø  Pacifiers

Ø  Baby Teething Toys

Ø  Baby Toothbrushes

Ø  Manual Breast Pumps: Medela, Lansinoh or Ardo Brands

Children and Teen

Ø  Glow sticks / light sticks for Lahaina Light Parade December 13, 2025, Second annual HMHB signature event on Maui.

Adult

Ø  Peri Bottles

Ø  Postpartum Pads & Other Postpartum Supplies

Ø  Nipple Cream

Ø  Hydrogels, Other Breastfeeding Supplies

Ø  Nursing Bras (All Sizes)

Ø  Nursing Tanks (All Sizes)

Ø  Pregnancy Tests

Ø  Alcohol Wipes

Ø  Disposable Under Pads

Other

Ø  Car Seats (New Only)

Ø  Baby Carriers (All Brands)

Ø  Strollers / Travel System (Stroller with Carseat Attachment, New Only)

Gift Cards and Certificates

Ø  $20 Longs Gift Cards

Ø  $20 Target Gift Cards

Ø  $20 Walmart Gift Cards

Ø  $20 Safeway Gift Cards

Ø  $20 Foodland Gift Cards

Ø  $20 Ross Gift Cards

AGENCY NEEDS

Ø  Refurbished MacBook Airs, 2022 and newer, 1 terabyte storage

Ø  iPads, 2022 or newer. Refurbished or new.

Ø  Sponsorship of scholarship for new parents to join Piko Pals group

Ø  Donations towards hospital cafeteria card, when families have to transfer to Oahu for birth / NICU.

Ø  Donation towards new Electronic charting system (EMR) for agency

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS  

Only new items. Please email sunnyc@hmhb-hawaii.org for specific items that are not requested.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

December Opportunities

Ø  December 13, Lahaina Maui - volunteers requested to help with Lahaina lights parade and/or market 3PM-10PM. Call Kalai for sign up and details at (808) 452-1454.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Sunny Chen (Oahu)

Pennie Bumrungsiri (Hawaii island)

Kalai Asuela (Maui)

(808) 737-5805,

sunnyc@hmhb-hawaii.org

Oahu Office: 245 N Kukui St #102A, Honolulu, HI 96817

Maui Office: 95 Mahalani St Room 27, Wailuku, HI 96793

Hawaii Island Office: 75-5722 Kuakini Hwy, Suite 212, Kailua-Kona, HI 96740

hmhb-hawaii.org

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Incorporated in 1974, Helping Hands Hawai‘i is a leader of the community, solving immediate financial needs, increasing food security, and helping to keep Hawaii’s families housed. Our unique combination of diverse programs offers a one-stop shop of resources for people with a wide range of needs and creates opportunities for independence and resiliency. Our services strengthen our community, one family at a time, by improving quality of life and empowering a brighter future.

DONATION NEEDS

PROGRAM NEEDS

Wishlist Sponsorship

Join Helping Hands Hawai‘i's Adopt a Family℠ event and bring joy to local families and individuals in need. Your generosity will provide holiday gifts and essentials that make the season special. Complete a donor registration form by Monday, 11/10/25 at bit.ly/hhh-aafdonate to be matched with a participating household. Make your appointment to drop off gifts to the agency. All gifts must be received by Saturday, 12/6/25.

Food

Ø  Baby Formula

Ø  Baby Food

Ø  Canned Fish

Ø  Canned Fruits

Ø  Canned Meats

Ø  Canned Soups

Ø  Canned Vegetables

Ø  Cup Noodles

Ø  Pasta Noodles

Ø  Rice

Baby and Toddler

Ø  Baby Blankets

Ø  Baby Clothes

Ø  Baby/Gentle Laundry Detergent

Ø  Baby Store Gift Cards

Ø  Bibs

Ø  Body Wash

Ø  Booster Seats (New)

Ø  Burp Cloths

Ø  Car Seats (New)

Ø  Cribs (New)

Ø  Diaper Bag

Ø  Diapers (Sizes 1-6)

Ø  Educational Toys

Ø  Formula/Food

Ø  Pack 'N' Plays (New Only)

Ø  Strollers (New Only)

Ø  Towels

Ø  Washcloths

Ø  Wet Wipes

Children and Teen

Ø  Action Figure Toys

Ø  Anime Merchandise

Ø  Arts and Crafts Supplies

Ø  Backpacks

Ø  Basketballs

Ø  Bluetooth Speakers, Headphones, and Earbuds

Ø  Building Blocks

Ø  Cars and Monster Trucks

Ø  Clothing Store Gift Cards

Ø  Cotton Short-Sleeved Crew Neck Shirts (Plain, All Sizes)

Ø  Dinosaur Toys

Ø  Feminine Products

Ø  Fishing Pole

Ø  Footballs

Ø  Hair Accessories and Products

Ø  Kpop Merchandise

Ø  Makeup and Skin Care Products

Ø  Musical Toys

Ø  Perfumes/Colognes

Ø  Phone Accessories

Ø  Play Mats

Ø  Portable Chargers

Ø  Princess Toys

Ø  Roblox Toys

Ø  Science Kits

Ø  Tumbler Accessories

Ø  Volleyballs and Nets

Adult

Ø  Air Fryers

Ø  Bath Rugs

Ø  Bath Towels

Ø  Bedding (Bed Sheets and Blankets, All Sizes)

Ø  Body Soap/Wash

Ø  Bowls

Ø  Clothes (All Sizes, Especially Larger Sizes)

Ø  Conditioner

Ø  Coffee Makers

Ø  Can Openers

Ø  Deodorant

Ø  Dish Soap

Ø  Dish Sponges

Ø  Electric Kettle

Ø  Feminine Products

Ø  Incontinence Products, like Diapers and Underpads (All Sizes)

Ø  Laundry Baskets

Ø  Laundry Detergent

Ø  Microwaves

Ø  Pillows

Ø  Portable Chargers

Ø  Pots and Pans

Ø  Rice Cookers

Ø  Shampoo

Ø  Shower Curtains

Ø  Toilet Paper

Ø  Toothbrush

Ø  Toothpaste

Seniors

Ø  Bedding (Bed Sheets And Blankets, Especially Queen and Twin Sizes)

Ø  Clothes (All Sizes)

Ø  Cups

Ø  Deodorant

Ø  Dining Chairs

Ø  Dish Soap

Ø  Dish Sponges

Ø  Dressers

Ø  Fans

Ø  Footwear

Ø  Mattresses

Ø  Laundry Detergent

Ø  Pillows

Ø  Plates

Ø  Pots and Pans

Ø  Sofa

Ø  Storage Containers

Ø  Tables

Ø  Toilet Paper

Ø  Toothbrush

Ø  Toothpaste

Ø  Utensils

Ø  Vacuum

Ø  Water Bottles

Other

Ø  Large Garbage Bags (Contractor Size)

Ø  Banker Boxes

Ø  Packing Tape

Ø  Packing Tape Dispenser

Ø  Stretch Wrap

Ø  Zip Ties

Gift Cards and Certificates

Ø  Clothing Store Gift Cards (All Ages)

Ø  Gas Gift Cards

Ø  Groceries Gift Cards

Ø  Household Items Gift Cards (like Walmart, Target, Longs Drugs, Ross, TJ Maxx, etc.)

Ø  Restaurant Gift Cards

Ø  Specialty Store Gift Cards (like Kpop Stores, Movie Theaters, Dave & Buster’s, etc.)

AGENCY NEEDS

Ø  Blank Thank You Cards

Ø  Cleaning Supplies

Ø  Copier Paper

Ø  Garbage Bags and Bin Liners

Ø  Hand Soap

Ø  Paper Towels

Ø  Postage Stamps

Ø  Toilet Paper

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS  

Drop off items at: 2100 N. Nimitz Hwy., Honolulu, HI 96819. Enter fenced parking area from Puuhale Place.

Donation Hours:

Monday through Friday, 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

Third Saturday of the Month, 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

*Will not be accepting donations in December to accommodate holiday event activities

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Volunteer Website: helpinghandshawaii.org/get-involved/volunteer

November Opportunities

Weekday opportunities available. Weekend opportunities available on November 15 from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Ø  Warehouse Volunteer: Organizing warehouse area to prepare for Adopt a Family℠

Ø  Office support: Data entry, assisting with phone calls, conducting surveys, organizing files

Ø  Holiday Elf (groups welcome): Receiving and organizing gift donations, shopping for and distributing gifts to families.

December Opportunities

Weekday opportunities available. Weekend opportunities available on December 6, 13, and 20. Times vary.

Ø  Warehouse Volunteer: Organizing warehouse area to prepare for Adopt a Family℠

Ø  Office support: Data entry, assisting with phone calls, conducting surveys, organizing files

Ø  Holiday Elf (groups welcome): Receiving and organizing gift donations, shopping for and distributing gifts to families

January Opportunities

Ø  Warehouse Volunteer: Receiving donations from donors, sorting items, restocking shelves

Ø  Office support: Data entry, assisting with phone calls, conducting surveys, organizing files

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Hina Mauka is a non-profit organization based in Windward Oahu, serving communities across the State of Hawaii. We provide comprehensive treatment and recovery services for adults and adolescents affected by substance use disorders, mental health challenges, and co-occurring conditions. Our programs include Detox, Residential, IOP, Case Management, Prevention, School-Based and Community-Based treatment support services designed to help individuals and families recover, heal, and achieve long-term recovery.

DONATION NEEDS

PROGRAM NEEDS

Adult

Ø  Hygiene Products for both Men/Women

Ø  Linens – Twin and Twin XL

Ø  Pillows

Ø  Blankets

Ø  Sneakers (Men & Women)

Ø  Women’s Clothing (All Sizes)

Ø  Men’s Clothing (All Sizes)

Ø  Recovery books (AA/NA/12-Step)

Ø  Stuffed Animals

Ø  Journals

Ø  Art Supplies

Gift Cards and Certificates

Ø  $10 - $20 Long's Gift Cards

Ø  $10 - $20 Walmart Gift Cards

Ø  $10 - $20 Target Gift Cards

AGENCY NEEDS

For Residential maintenance (plumbing, electrical, lighting, appliances):

Ø  City Mill Gift Cards

Ø  Ace Hardware Gift Cards

Ø  Home Depot Gift Cards

Ø  Lowe's Gift Cards

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS  

Drop off donated items to the Kaneohe Facility located at 45-845 Po'okela Street, Kaneohe, 96744. Monday - Friday between the hours of 9 am - 3 pm.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Emily Westfall

(808) 447-5258

ewestfall@hinamauka.org

45-845 Po'okela Street

Kaneohe, HI 96744

hinamauka.org

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The Honolulu Zoo Society is a nonprofit that supports the Honolulu Zoo through fundraising, education, conservation, and community outreach. It serves local families, schools, visitors, and animals by enhancing the zoo experience, funding wildlife programs, and promoting inclusion and accessibility.

DONATION NEEDS

Online Wish List: Amazon Wish List

PROGRAM NEEDS

Children and Teen

Ø  Tempura Paint

Ø  Markers

Ø  Crayons

Ø  Colored Paper

Ø  Paint Brushes

Ø  Board Games for Ages 5-18

Ø  Animal Themed Kids Books

Other

Ø  Sidewalk Chalk

Ø  Perfume

Ø  Baskets

Ø  Fire Hose

Ø  Kong Dog Toys Large

Ø  Large Kids Toys Free of Mechanical Parts or Batteries (Animal Safe)

Ø  Food Grade Barrels

Ø  Parrot Toys

Gift Cards and Certificates

Ø  Home Depot Gift Cards

Ø  City Mill Gift Cards

Ø  Sam's Club Gift Cards

Ø  Costco Gift Cards

Ø  Target Gift Cards

Ø  Walmart Gift Cards

Ø  Safeway Gift Cards

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS  

Please connect with us to make arrangements for drop off of any donation. Mahalo for your support!

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Volunteer Website: honoluluzoo.org/get-involved/volunteer

November Opportunities

Ø  For group volunteer opportunities: help us build and wrap gifts for our animals for our annual Holidays with the Animals event. Contact Shelby at scarlos@honzoosoc.org.

Ongoing Opportunities

Ø  Jr. Leader youth volunteers to mentor kids aged 5-11 in seasonal camps.

Ø  Interpretive volunteers to station in the zoo and help educate guests.

Ø  Keeper support volunteers to aid behind the scenes with our animal staff

Ø  Vet support volunteers to aid our vet team (priority to those in a vet track or with experience).

Ø  Community one day volunteering for groups on a variety of projects throughout the zoo year-round.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Shelby Carlos

scarlos@honzoosoc.org

151 Kapahulu Ave.

Honolulu, Hawaii 96815

honoluluzoo.org

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Started in 1998 from funding from the Jewish community of Hawaii, JCSH is a small human service agency serving ALL of Hawaii with staff on Maui, Oahu, Kauai and Hawaii island. We are not faith based and provide services based on values of respecting human dignity and acknowledging the challenges of asking for help. We have intensive case management to help with housing and basic needs, emotional and financial crisis intervention, support groups and workshops, and more!

DONATION NEEDS

PROGRAM NEEDS

Wishlist Sponsorship

Adopt a family and provide gift cards or gifts from their wish list. Deliver the gifts in early December. Call Kamala at (808) 861-7801.

Gift Cards and Certificates

Ø  Costco Gift Cards (for support group supplies)

Ø  Target Gift Cards (for food and basic needs for clients)

Ø  Safeway Gift Cards (for food for clients)

Ø  Visa Gift Cards (for clients in rural Hawaii Island)

AGENCY NEEDS

Ø  Postage Stamps

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS  

Give us a call if you'd like to donate to our offices as we work remotely and can arrange a convenient place for you!

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Volunteer Website: jcs-hi.org/volunteer

November Opportunities

Ø  Help us with our November Silent Auction fundraiser.

Ø  Help clients with organizing and decluttering.

December Opportunities

Contact us about client specific opportunities which change all the time.

Ongoing Opportunities

Ø  Helping clients at home all over the state

Ø  Making friendly calls to keep isolated kupuna engaged

Ø  Visiting home bound kupuna

Ø  Visit our volunteer site for more information

How to volunteer: Call (808) 258-7121 or fill out our contact form to find out more!

CONTACT INFORMATION

Mimi Lind, LCSW

(808) 258-7121

PO Box 235805

Honolulu, HI 96823

www.jcs-hi.org

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KAMP Hawai‘i is a nonprofit dedicated to empowering at-risk, economically disadvantaged, and special needs youth across O‘ahu. For over 20 years, we have provided mentorship, prevention-based education, and enrichment programs that build confidence, resilience, and life skills. Through classroom outreach, healthy lifestyle activities, and vocational training, we help keiki overcome adversity and grow into confident, caring, and contributing community leaders.

DONATION NEEDS

PROGRAM NEEDS

Food

Ø  5 - 50# Bags of white rice

Ø  10 Cases of Water Bottles

Ø  10 Cases of Juice

Children and Teen

Ø  3,500 Small Recognition Items to give to 5 - 11 years old. (e.g. Crayons and Coloring book)

Ø  700 Small Recognition Items for 12 - 18 years old. (Logo notebook with Logo Pen)

AGENCY NEEDS

Ø  1 Case of 20# White Copy Paper

Ø  Postage Stamps

Ø  HP Laser Colored Ink 414, Black, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow Toners

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS  

We will pick up items and will help order the logo items.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Aaron Kamau

(808) 271-6390

aaron@kamphawaii.org 

PO Box 701022
Kapolei, HI 96709

kamphawaii.org

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Kaylan Strong's Fight Like A Warrior Foundation is dedicated to being a source of hope and support for families facing the unimaginable challenges of DIPG, while actively contributing to the fight for a cure. Together, we stand by our belief: “No ‘Ohana Fights Alone.”  We are committed to creating a compassionate community where families can find comfort, reliable guidance, and the resources they need every step of the way.

DONATION NEEDS

Online Wish List

Amazon Wish List

Target Wish List

PROGRAM NEEDS

Baby and Toddler

Ø  Blankets

Ø  Stuffed Animals

Ø  Diapers

Ø  Teether

Ø  Baby toys

Ø  Toys for toddlers

Ø  Games

Children and Teen

Ø  Games

Ø  Headphones

Ø  Socks for in hospital

Ø  Toys

Ø  Books

Adult

Ø  Items needed while in the hospital with their kids

Gift Cards and Certificates

Ø  Food Gift Cards like Door Dash, Uber eats, Chilli's, McDonald's, etc.

Ø  Gift Cards to buy necessities like Walmart, Target, Sams Club, Costco, CVS

AGENCY NEEDS

Ø  Sponsorships

Ø  Shopping Gift Cards

Ø  Food Gift Cards

Ø  Gas Cards

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS  

Contact me to arrange a pick up or discuss how they can help.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Ongoing Opportunities

Ø  Break down and set up crew for our annual fun run in May.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Michela Haywood

(808) 428-7633

kaylanstrongdipg@gmail.com

92-1260 Hoike Pl.

Kapolei, HI 96707

kaylanswarriors.org

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Kōkua Hawaiʻi Foundation (KHF) is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that supports environmental education in the schools and communities of Hawaiʻi. We provide opportunities that enhance appreciation for and understanding of the environment to inspire lifelong stewards of the earth.

DONATION NEEDS

PROGRAM NEEDS

Other

Ø  5 Gallon Buckets with Lids

Ø  Gloves

Ø  Hand-Tools for Gardening

Ø  Tabis (All Sizes)

Ø  One Large Trash Can

Ø  White Board

Ø  Top Folding Tables

Ø  Folding Chairs + Cart They Stack On

Ø  Cubbies And Pinboard for Landing

Ø  Bench with Shoe Cubbies

Ø  Storage Shelves and Bins for Closets

Ø  Document Camera & Television to Connect to Camera

Ø  Projector with Mount

Ø  Outdoor Speakers and Subwoofer

Gift Cards and Certificates

Ø  Lowes Gift Cards

Ø  Home Depot Gift Cards

Ø  Target Gift Cards

Ø  Walmart Gift Cards

CONTACT INFORMATION

Janice Staab

janice@kokuahawaiifoundation.org

66-249 Kamehameha Hwy.

Haleiwa, HI 96712

kokuahawaiifoundation.org

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The mission of Kristi Yamaguchi’s Always Dream is to ensure children have access to high-quality books in the home environment and extensive family engagement support.

DONATION NEEDS

Online Wish List: Amazon Wish List

PROGRAM NEEDS

Gift Cards and Certificates

Ø  $25-$100 Amazon Gift Cards

Ø  $50-$100 Costco Gift Cards

Ø  $50-$100 Sam's Club Gift Cards

Ø  $25-$100 Walmart Gift Cards

Ø  $25-100 Target Gift Cards

Ø  $25-$100 Safeway Gift Cards

Ø  $25-$100 Long's Drugs Gift Cards

Ø  $25-$50 Domino's Pizza Gift Cards

Ø  $25-$50 Papa John's Pizza Gift Cards

Ø  $25-$50 Pizza Hut Gift Cards

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Ongoing Opportunities

Ø  We are always in need of volunteers for our Dream Gala!  This year's gala will take place on Saturday, April 25, 2026, at The Pacific Club in Honolulu.  If you are interested in joining the planning committee (October to May) or volunteering at the event, please contact Erin Clemons, Hawai'i Development Officer, at erin@alwaysdream.org. Mahalo!

CONTACT INFORMATION

Erin Clemons

erin@alwaysdream.org

1150 S. King St. Ste. 608

Honolulu, HI 96814

alwaysdream.org

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Lanakila Pacific’s Employment Services program helps prep and train individuals with disabilities for jobs that interest and suit them. Beyond job readiness classes, we also workone-on-one for tailored guidance so they may confidently secure meaningful employment.

DONATION NEEDS

PROGRAM NEEDS

Other

Ø  Reusable Water Bottles

Ø  Lanyards with Card Holders for Bus Passes/IDs

Ø  Pocket Calendars

Ø  Pens

Gift Cards and Certificates

For our participants to purchase interview attire and for leis for our program graduation:

Ø  Walmart Gift Cards

Ø  Ross Gift Cards

Ø  Fisher Hawaii Gift Cards for folders, notebooks and locks for lockers

CONTACT INFORMATION

Laurie Hara

(808) 356-8533

LHara@lanakilapacific.org

1809 Bachelot Street

Honolulu, HI 96817

lanakilapacific.org

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Lanakila Meals on Wheels delivers more than just nutritious meals — it brings connection, care, and independence to seniors across Oahu.

DONATION NEEDS

PROGRAM NEEDS

Other

Ø  Monetary Donations Toward a Company Vehicle: We are seeking monetary donations or the donation of a delivery van to support our Meals on Wheels program, which provides nutritious meals to homebound individuals with disabilities and seniors across Oahu.

Gift Cards and Certificates

Gift Cards to recognized and thank our dedicated volunteers who support our programs year-round:

Ø  $25 Gift Cards (e.g., Foodland, Safeway, Times)

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Volunteer Website: lanakilapacific.org/mealsonwheels

November Opportunities

Ø  Lanakila Meals On Wheels: One-time volunteer meal delivery drivers for Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, 11/27. All volunteers are required to complete a Volunteer Application and receive program approval.

December Opportunities

Ø  Lanakila Meals On Wheels: One-time volunteer meal delivery drivers for Christmas Day, Wednesday, 12/25. All volunteers are required to complete a Volunteer Application and receive program approval.

Ongoing Opportunities

Ø  Lanakila Meals On Wheels: Ongoing volunteer meal delivery drivers to deliver meals weekly. All volunteers are required to complete a Volunteer Application and receive program approval.

HOW TO VOUNTEER: Contact our Volunteer Coordinator at (808) 356-8507 or Mmajkahelms@lanakilapacific.org for more information.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Laurie Hara

(808) 356-8533

LHara@lanakilapacific.org

1809 Bachelot Street

Honolulu, HI 96817

lanakilapacific.org

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Our Kupuna Wellness Center (KWC) group is a congregate dining program for active seniors 60+. At the KWC we aim to provide socialization, education, and recreational opportunities for our participants to ensure our kupuna age actively and healthily. We program do daily activities like gentle exercises, arts and crafts projects.

DONATION NEEDS

PROGRAM NEEDS

Seniors

Ø  Art Supplies (e.g., Paint, Color Pencils, Canvas, Drawing Pads, etc.)

Ø  Craft Supplies (e.g., Thread, Yarn, Beads, Scissors, Glue, Construction Paper, etc.)

Ø  Games and Activities (e.g., Boardgames, Puzzles, etc.)

Ø  Exercise Equipment (e.g., Yoga Mats, Elastic Exercise Bands, etc.)

Other

Ø  General Cleaning Supplies (e.g., Hand Sanitizer, Paper Towel, Wipes, Surface Cleaning Sprays, Large Trash Bags, etc.)

CONTACT INFORMATION

Laurie Hara

(808) 356-8533

LHara@lanakilapacific.org

1809 Bachelot Street

Honolulu, HI 96817

lanakilapacific.org

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Let Grace In walks beside families grieving the death of their child. Through Hope Retreats, monthly gatherings, and keiki programs, we create healing spaces for parents and siblings to connect, honor their child, and rediscover hope. Rooted in compassion, Hawaiian culture and lived experience, we remind families they are not alone.

DONATION NEEDS

Online Wish List: Amazon Wish List

PROGRAM NEEDS

Wishlist Sponsorship

Ø  Opportunity to adopt an 'ohana grieving their child at Christmas and provide gifts or a gift card for them. Please confirm participation by November 5th and deliver gifts to the non-profit by December 1st.  To be assigned a family email gabby@letgracein.org.

Gift Cards and Certificates

$10-50 each Gift Cards for adults and teens:

Ø  Grocery Stores

Ø  Gas Stations

Ø  Restaurants

Ø  Fast Food

Ø  Starbucks

Ø  Longs Drugs

Ø  Target

Ø  Walmart

Ø  Consolidated Theaters

Ø  Ross

Ø  TJ Maxx

Ø  Retail Stores

Ø  VISA Cards

AGENCY NEEDS

Ø  Sponsorships for food, beverages, snacks, gas, etc.

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS  

Please contact gabby@letgracein.org.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

December Opportunities

Ø  Volunteers to do a Photo Booth, temporary tattoos, balloons, crafts, or any other fun snack, dessert (shaved ice, popcorn, etc.) for our Saturday Christmas Gathering on December 6th,  5-8pm.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Gabby Gouveia

gabby@letgracein.org

PO Box 1783

Aiea, HI 96701

letgracein.org

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Lift HI Foundation invests in the people and families of Hawai'i to live stable, healthy and fulfilling lives and thereby allow our local communities to flourish. We believe good jobs are a means to that end and offer vulnerable ALICE families paid, tailored training-to-good job pathways in partnership with local healthcare employers. Our motto: 3 months - trained, certified, employed! Dreams, here we come!

DONATION NEEDS

PROGRAM NEEDS

Adult

Ø  2 sets of scrubs for each new Lift HI trainee to start their health care journey ($100) for up to 20 students ($2000)

Other

Ø  Blood Pressure and Pulse Training Arm for $1,500 to gain critical clinical skills

Gift Cards and Certificates

Ø  Best Buy gift certificate(s) for up to a total of $360 for 3 Chromebooks for student classroom and home use.

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS  

Call or text us with any questions! We would love share more about why these needs matter.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Wylend Lu

(808) 583-7418

hlu@lifthi.org

1270 Queen Emma Street, #110

Honolulu, HI 96813

lifthi.org

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Makaha Community Center serves 8,500 families island-wide, meeting critical needs of vulnerable populations. We provide furniture, appliances, clothing, housewares, school supplies, and toiletries year-round. We partner with the Department of Education to enhance student learning, and host large events serving thousands in a day, including our annual Thanksgiving event with Ko Olina and Christmas-4-Keiki, which has brought holiday joy to low-income children for years now.

DONATION NEEDS

PROGRAM NEEDS

Wishlist Sponsorship

Adopt a child for Christmas and provide gifts, preferably but not limited to their wish list. Please confirm your participation by November 20 and deliver the gifts to the agency by December 14. To be assigned a child, please register on our website, call (808) 429-9486 (Abbi), or email BeTheChange@MakahaCommunityCenter.org.

Food

We add food items into gift baskets for parents:

Ø  Snacks

Ø  Canned Foods

Ø  Boxed Foods

Ø  Spam

Ø  Rice

Baby and Toddler

Ø  Diapers (sizes newborn to 6)

Ø  Wipes

Children and Teen

Ø  Bluetooth Headphones

Ø  Beats Earbuds

Ø  Apple Airpods

Ø  Ages 12-18 Yrs Nike Socks (Any Size)

Ø  Silicone Bracelets

Ø  Temporary Tattoos

Ø  Gift Cards

Ø  Bikes (Any Size)

Ø  Toy Of Any Sort

Ø  Sports Equipment

Ø  Balls

Ø  Blankets

Ø  Variety Of Electronics (Remote Controller, Charging Stations, Game Consoles Or Various Games, VR Headsets, Ipads)

Ø  Phone Charger Blocks And Wires (Iphone Or Androids)

Ø  Stress Balls

Ø  Jersey Tops or Pro Club Shirts for Teen Boys

Ø  Portable Chargers

Ø  Musical Instruments (Especially Ukuleles Are Requested As Many Are Learning In School How To Play)

Ø  Crocs (Any Size)

Ø  Croc Jibbitz

Ø  Fake Eyelashes

Ø  Remote Control Cars

Ø  Drone Toys

Adult

Ø  Various Toiletries

Ø  Laundry Soap

Ø  Shampoo

Ø  Conditioners

Ø  Deodorant

Ø  Cleaning Supplies

Ø  Wipes

Ø  Scrubbers

Ø  Dish Soap

Ø  Socks

Ø  Perfumes

Ø  Men’s Body Wash

Ø  Men’s Body Spray/Cologne

Ø  Razors 

Other

Any Practical Thing For Vulnerable Populations, Especially Homeless Families Living In Shelters:

Ø  Battery Operated Fans

Ø  Portable Burners For Cooking

Ø  Microwaves

Ø  Dishes

Ø  Tarps

Ø  Tents

Ø  Wagons (For Their Littles Ones)

Gift Cards and Certificates

We are currently in need of gift cards for attendance incentives for our students attending schools in the Waianae district. Any amount is appreciated but most meals cost about $15+ at this time. Preferably cards where students will have access to:

Ø  Walmart Gift Cards

Ø  Target Gift Cards

Ø  Consolidated Theatre Gift Cards

Ø  Signature Theatre Gift Cards

Ø  Longs Gift Cards

Ø  7-Eleven Gift Cards

Ø  McDonald's Gift Cards

Ø  Taco Bell Gift Cards

Ø  Jack in the Box Gift Cards

Ø  Wendy's Gift Cards

Ø  KFC Gift Cards

Ø  Burger King Gift Cards

AGENCY NEEDS

Ø  Sponsorships

Ø  Gas Gift Cards

Ø  Restarant Gift Cards (For Volunteers)

Ø  HP 936 XL or HP 936 Ink

Ø  Electronic Pallet Jack or Regular Pallet Jack

Ø  New Forklift Tires

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS  

Please contact Pastor Abbi Eli at (808) 429-9486 or email BeTheChange@MakahaCommunityCenter.org.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

November Opportunities

Ø  Thanksgiving Outreach - Nov. 22nd at Ko Olina with Makaha Community Center - 11 AM to 2:30 PM

Ø  Various opportunities to help with Christmas-4-Keiki program throughout the month of November.

December Opportunities

Ø  Various opportunities to help with Christmas-4-Keiki program throughout the month of December until Christmas day from calling families, to organizing wishlists, partnering children with sponsors, organizing, receiving and distributing gifts

Ongoing Opportunities

Ø  We take out two box trucks every last Saturday of the month to pick up donations around the island from 8:30 AM – 2 PM  We could always use volunteers to help.

Ø  We also distribute donations on that same Saturday from 3 PM -6:00 PM to families in need at our center upon return.

Ø  We welcome volunteers for our weekly distribution center days as well. 

HOW TO VOLUNTEER: Contact Pastor Abbi at (808) 429-9486 or the Makaha Community Center at (808) 436-9629.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Abigail Eli

BeTheChange@MakahaCommunityCenter.org   

(808) 429-9486

84-123 Makaha Valley Rd.

Waianae, HI 96792

makahacommunitycenter.org

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Make-A-Wish Hawaii creates life-changing wishes for children with critical illnesses. We seek to bring every eligible child’s wish to life, because a wish is an integral part of a child’s medical journey. We are thrilled to be the nation’s leading children’s wish-granting organization, operating in every community in the U.S, and it's important to note, all funds raised in Hawaii support local keiki.

DONATION NEEDS

Online Wish List: Amazon Wish List

PROGRAM NEEDS

Baby and Toddler

Ø  Squishmallows 

Ø  Jellycat Plushies 

Ø  Disney Gear/Anything 

Ø  Cocomelon Toys 

Children and Teen

Ø  Fan Gear: Disney, Pixar, Star Wars, Marvel, Nick Junior, Harry Potter, Minecraft, Roblox, Pokemon, Bluey, K-Pop (BTS, Blackpink, Straykids), Nike/Adidas Gear 

Ø  Art Supplies: Markers, Crayons, Sketch Pads, Coloring Books (All Ages) 

Ø  Craft Kits: Color/Paint By Numbers, Slime Kits, Friendship Bracelet Kits, etc. 

Ø  Beauty Items: Disposable Hydrating Beauty Masks, Hair Accessories (New With Tags) Nail Polish, Nail Stickers, Little Girl Beauty And Makeup Kits 

Ø  Dress Up Items: Princess Dresses/Crowns/Wands, Superhero Costumes/Capes, Pirates (All New With Tags) 

Ø  Card Games: Uno, Phase 10, Monopoly Deal, etc.

Gift Cards and Certificates

$10-$20 Gift Cards:

Ø  Target Gift Cards

Ø  Amazon Gift Cards

Ø  Uber Eats Gift Cards

Ø  7-11 Gift Cards

Ø  Walmart Gift Cards

Ø  Starbucks Gift Cards

Ø  Jamba Juice Gift Cards

Ø  Boba Places Gift Cards

Ø  Mcdonald’s Gift Cards

Ø  Roblox Gift Cards

Ø  Sephora Gift Cards

Ø  Ulta Gift Cards

Ø  Apple Gift Cards

Ø  Streaming Services (Netflix, Youtube) Gift Cards

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS  

Please contact James Donnelly to arrange a office drop off or curbside drop-off at our downtown Honolulu office. Gift certificates can be mailed to: Make-A-Wish Hawaii, 900 Fort Street Mall Ste. 1200, Honolulu. HI 96813.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Volunteer Website: https://wish.org/hawaii/volunteer

Ongoing Opportunities

Ø  Wish Granter

Ø  Translator/Interpreter

Ø  Office Angel/Skill-Based Volunteer

Ongoing Opportunities (Continued)

Ø  Events Volunteer

Ø  Speaker's Bureau

Ø  Outreach Volunteer

HOW TO VOLUNTEER: Visit our volunteer website for more information.

CONTACT INFORMATION

James Donnelly

jdonnelly@hawaii.wish.org

900 Fort Street Mall Ste. 1200

Honolulu, HI 96813

hawaii.wish.org

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Mālama Learning Center (MLC) is a non-profit organization founded in 2004 to serve West Oʻahu communities by providing hands-on ‘āina-based education. Our mission is to inspire communities to care for Hawaiʻi by perpetuating conservation, culture, and sustainability through education. We collaborate with partners - schools, conservation organizations, community groups, businesses, volunteers, and others - in all our work.

DONATION NEEDS

PROGRAM NEEDS

Other

⮚     MLC is searching for a 4-door long bed truck that can be used as a reliable vehicle for our field team and outreach crew. Due to the termination of our federal grant, we are no longer able to lease a truck.

AGENCY NEEDS

⮚     City Mill Gift Cards for supplies

⮚     Ace Hardware Gift Cards for supplies

⮚     Costco Gift Cards for volunteer snacks and office supplies

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS  

We are grateful for your kōkua. If you do have a used truck in mind, please email Jenna@malamalearningcenter.org. MAHALO NUI!

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Volunteer Website: malamalearningcenter.org/volunteer

November Opportunities

⮚     November 8 - Laulima Community Workday at Awāwalei Food Forest from 9 am-12 pm

December Opportunities

⮚     December 13 - Laulima Community Workday at Pālehua from 9 am-12 pm

Ongoing Opportunities

⮚     We have many volunteer opportunities with native and edible tree planting initiative at Pālehua, Nānākuli muliwai, and Awāwalei (food forest). Volunteers are needed to remove invasive species, plant native and edible species, collect seeds, mulch, build fences and other things, tool maintenance, and community workdays.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Jenna Menen

jenna@malamalearningcenter.org

PO Box 1662

Honolulu, HI 96806

malamalearningcenter.org

The Maunalua Fishpond Heritage Center is a (501)c3 non-profit organization working to protect, preserve, and restore remaining Hawaiian loko i’a, springs, and cultural sites in Maunalua bay. The heritage center currently manages two sites: Kānewai Spring in Kuli’ou’ou and Kalauha’iha’i fishpond in Niu Valley, caring for the native species, community members, and connectivity that feed and flourish in these keystone sites.

DONATION NEEDS

PROGRAM NEEDS

Gift Cards and Certificates

$20-$200 Gift Cards:

Ø  Walmart Gift Cards

Ø  Costco Gift Cards

Ø  Lowes Gift Cards

Ø  Home Depot Gift Cards

Ø  City Mill Gift Cards

Ø  Ace Hardware Gift Cards

AGENCY NEEDS

Ø  Office Water Purifier

Ø  Heavy Duty Contractor Plastic Waste Bags

Ø  Paper Towels

Ø  Toilet Paper

Ø  Portable Utility Sink

Ø  Stainless Steel Food Prep Table

Ø  Battery or Solar Indoor Lighting

Ø  Drip Irrigation Lines

Ø  Refillable 5-Gallon Water Jugs

Ø  Reusable Gloves (Various Sizes)

Ø  Gardening Tools (Hoes, Sickles, Loppers, Shears)

Ø  Wheelbarrows and Garden Carts

Ø  Shovels, Rakes, and Post Hole Diggers

Ø  Portable Canopy Tents (10x10)

Ø  Folding Tables and Chairs

Ø  First Aid Kits

Ø  High-Visibility Safety Vests

Ø  Native Plant Seedlings and Seeds (ʻakiʻaki, Pōhinahina, ʻaeʻae, Etc.)

Ø  Mulch, Compost, and Topsoil

Ø  Irrigation Hoses and Fittings

Ø  Weed Mats and Landscape Fabric

Ø  Organic Herbicide or Vinegar-Based Weed Spray

Ø  Native Tree Saplings for Windbreaks and Replanting

Ø  Brush Cutters / Weed Whackers

Ø  Chainsaw and Safety Gear

Ø  Power Washer

Ø  Fuel Cans (Ethanol-Free Gas, 2-Stroke Oil)

Ø  Heavy-Duty Tarps

Ø  Printer Ink and Paper

Ø  Clipboards and Pens

Ø  Laminating Machine and Sheets

Ø  Audio Speaker System for Tours

Ø  Educational Signage Materials

Ø  Camera or Gopro for Documentation

Ø  Tablets or Laptops for Volunteer Registration

Ø  Reusable Utensils and Plates

Ø  Ice Chests and Coolers

Ø  Non-Perishable Snacks (Granola Bars, Trail Mix, Etc.)

Ø  Cases of Bottled Water or Refillable Water Bottles

Ø  Roofing Materials for Tool Shed

Ø  Paint and Brushes

Ø  Lighting and Electrical Supplies

Ø  Gravel or Pavers for Walkways

Ø  Professional Labor (Electrician, Plumber, Carpenter, Etc.)

Ø  Home Depot, City Mill, or Lowe’s Gift Cards

Ø  Costco or Sam’s Club Gift Cards (For Volunteer Supplies)

Ø  Gas Cards for Hauling and Equipment Use

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Volunteer Website: Maunaluafishpond.org/waiver

ONGOING OPPORTUNITIES

Ø  Community work day every 3rd Saturday of the month, starting back up in January due to construction projects.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Chris Cramer

ccramer@maunaluafishpondheritage.org

5975 Kalanianaole Hwy

Honolulu, HI 96821

Maunaluafishpond.org

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Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) Hawaii’s mission is to end drunk and drugged driving, support victims of these violent crimes, and prevent underage drinking and other substance use. Our chapter serves all of Hawaii, providing free services to victims of impaired driving crashes and educating youth statewide on the dangers and consequences of underage substance use.

DONATION NEEDS

PROGRAM NEEDS

Children and Teen

Ø  Gift Cards for youth (food, clothes, Amazon, etc.)

CONTACT INFORMATION

Makena Young

(808) 532-6232

hi.state@madd.org

745 Fort St #303

Honolulu, HI 96813

madd.org

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Oahu SPCA was founded to save the lives of companion animals and became the first no-kill animal shelter in Hawaii's history. It's our mission that "every healthy, treatable animal find a forever home". For 15 years, Oahu SPCA has dared to challenge the status quo by improving the lives of homeless, feral, abandoned, and abused dogs, cats, kittens, and puppies throughout Hawaii.

DONATION NEEDS

Online Wish List: Amazon Wish List

PROGRAM NEEDS

Food

Ø  Dog Food (Wet and Dry)

Ø  Cat Food (Wet and Dry)

Ø  Puppy Food (Wet and Dry)

Ø  Kitten Food (Wet and Dry)

Ø  Kitten Formula (Replacement Milk)

Ø  Dog Treats

Ø  Lickable Cat Treats

Ø  Dog Dental Chews

Ø  Pill Pockets

Other

Ø  Kitty Litter (any kind)

Ø  Kong Dog Toys (all sizes)
Dog Beds (all sizes)

Ø  Kuranda Beds

Ø  Cat Beds

Ø  Towels

Ø  Sheets

Ø  Blankets

Ø  Bleach

Ø  Paper Towels

Ø  Laundry Detergent

Ø  Laminating Sheets

Ø  Cat Toys

Ø  Garbage Bags

Gift Cards and Certificates

Ø  $25 Amazon Gift Cards

Ø  $50 Amazon Gift Cards

Ø  $100 Amazon Gift Cards

Ø  $50 Petco Gift Cards

Ø  $100 Petco Gift Cards

Ø  $50 Petsmart Gift Cards

Ø  $100 Petsmart Gift Cards

Ø  $25 Walmart Gift Cards

Ø  $50 Walmart Gift Cards

Ø  $100 Walmart Gift Cards

Ø  $50 Target Gift Cards

Ø  $100 Target Gift Cards

Ø  $100 Ace Hardware Gift Cards

Ø  $200 Home Depot Gift Cards

AGENCY NEEDS

Ø  Postage Stamps

Ø  Rubber Gloves

Ø  Business Envelopes

Ø  Kennel Sponsorship ($250)

Ø  Sponsor Employee Holiday Party ($500)

Ø  Sponsor Volunteer Appreciation Gifts ($500)

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS  

In Kind donations can be dropped off at the shelter (823 Olive Ave., Wahiawa, HI) Monday through Saturday 8 AM – 4 PM. If interested in sponsorship opportunities, please email kristen@oahuspca.org.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Volunteer Website: oahuspca.org/Volunteer-Opportunities

November Opportunities

Ø  Volunteer to make Foster Sleepover Bags for Thanksgiving and Christmas Foster Program

Ø  Volunteer during Short Term Holiday Foster Sleepover Pick Up Times (the two days before

Ø  Thanksgiving). Email adoption@oahuspca.org for more info.

Ø  Volunteer to clean animal cages or rooms on Thanksgiving Day

Ø  Volunteer to cook Turkey so shelter animals can have fresh cooked turkey on Thanksgiving.

December Opportunities

Ø  Volunteer during Short Term Holiday Foster Sleepover Pick Up Times (the two days before Christmas). Email adoption@oahuspca.org for more info.

Ø  Volunteer to clean animal cages on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day or New Year's Eve.

January Opportunities

Ø  Volunteer to clean animal cages on New Year's Day.

Ongoing Opportunities

Ø  Weekly volunteer shift to clean kitty condos at either Petco Pearl City or Petco Kapolei

Ø  Weekly volunteer shift to clean kitty condos at Shelter in Wahiawa

Ø  Weekly volunteer shift to walk dogs at the Shelter

Ø  Weekly volunteer shift to help clean dog kennels, and help with laundry and dishes at the Shelter

Ø  On call transport volunteer to pick up donations, bring pets to and from specialty vet clinics, bring pets to adoption events

Ø  Monthly volunteer shift to help at adoption events. Support roles and lead roles needed.

Ø  Weekly volunteer shift to help in adoption department, making adoption folders, taking messages, packing bags for Doggy Day Trips, etc.

HOW TO VOLUNTEER:Email volunteer@oahuspca.org or visit our volunteer website for more info.

CONTACT INFORMATION

ustin or Kristen

(808) 754-1599

volunteer@oahuspca.org

823 Olive Avenue

Wahiawa, HI 96786

oahuspca.org

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Established in 1896, Palama Settlement is a nonprofit, community-based social service agency serving the Kalihi and Palama neighborhoods. It provides educational, recreational, behavioral, cultural, and social programs for children, youth, adults, and seniors in underserved communities. Its mission is to partner with those who have the greatest needs in the community, empowering them to enhance well-being through education, health, and recreation.

DONATION NEEDS

PROGRAM NEEDS

Baby and Toddler

Ø  Infant and Toddler Toys (Ages 0–3)

Ø  Board Books

Ø  Stacking Toys

Ø  Rattles

Ø  Soft Plush Toys

Ø  Shape Sorters

Children and Teen

Ø  Educational Toys

Ø  Dolls

Ø  Action Figures

Ø  Building Sets (LEGO, Mega Bloks)

Ø  Arts and Crafts Kits

Ø  Puzzles

Ø  Sports Balls

Ø  Board Games

Ø  Remote-Control Cars

Ø  Toy Vehicles

Ø  Books for Ages 4–12

Other

Ø  Gift Wrapping Supplies (Wrapping Paper, Tape, Gift Bags, Tissue Paper)

Ø  Holiday Decorations

AGENCY NEEDS

Ø  Postage Stamps

Ø  Copy Paper (8.5" X 11")

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Volunteer Website: palamasettlement.org/volunteer

December Opportunities

Assist with crowd control, traffic management, and campus maintenance during Palama Settlement’s Annual Holiday Event on December 19, from 3:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Volunteers will help ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all attendees as we celebrate the season with our community. To sign up, please email palamahr@palamasettlement.org.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Jonah Stokes

donate@palamasettlement.org

810 N. Vineyard Blvd.

Honolulu, HI 96817

palamasettlement.org

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Parents And Children Together’s (PACT) mission is working together with Hawai‘i’s children, individuals, and families to create safe and promising futures. With more than 55 years of experience serving Hawaii’s most vulnerable populations, PACT supported over 18,000 people last year through statewide programs in early childhood education, family strengthening, domestic violence prevention and intervention, behavioral health support, and community building and economic opportunity.

DONATION NEEDS

PROGRAM NEEDS

Wishlist Sponsorship

Participate in our Giving Tree and help fulfill the wish list of a child or teen for the holidays. Confirm participation by December 1. Deliver gifts to the agency by December 12, 2025. Call or email Leigh at (808) 792-9709 or lmorrison@pacthawaii.org.

Food

Ø  Shelf Stable Food Items

Ø  Canned Meats

Ø  Canned Fruits

Ø  Canned Vegetables

Ø  Sauces

Ø  Baby Food

Ø  Individually Wrapped Snacks

Baby and Toddler

Ø  Diapers (Newborn to 6)

Ø  Baby Wipes

Ø  Baby Clothing

Ø  Learning Toys

Ø  Board Books

Children and Teen

Ø  Backpacks

Ø  School Supplies

Ø  Board Games (Ages 5-18)

Ø  Coloring or Activity Books

Ø  Athletic Shoes (All Sizes)
Bluetooth Head Phones

Ø  Pens

Adult

Ø  Slippers (various sizes)

Ø  Socks

Ø  Reading Glasses

Ø  Wallets

Ø  Belts

Ø  Hygiene Items (Toothbrushes, Soap, Deodorant)

Ø  Journals

Ø  Pens

Other

Ø  Pillows

Ø  Bath Towels

Ø  Kitchen Towels

Ø  Twin Sized Beds Sheets

Ø  Blankets

Gift Cards and Certificates

Ø  $25 Longs Gift Cards

Ø  $25 Target Gift Cards

Ø  $25 Walmart Gift Cards

Ø  $25 Grocery Store Gift Cards

Ø  $25 Super Cuts Gift Cards

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Volunteer Website: pacthawaii.org/volunteer

November Opportunities

Ø  Join us on Tuesday, November 18, 8 - 11 am for our Ohana Food Distribution at PACT’s Family & Economic Opportunity Center, located at Kuhio Park Terrace. Contact Leigh at lmorrison@pacthawaii.org for more information or visit pacthawaii.org/volunteer.

December Opportunities

Ø  Join us on Tuesday, December 16, 8 - 11am for our Ohana Food Distribution at PACT’s Family & Economic Opportunity Center, located at Kuhio Park Terrace. Contact Leigh at lmorrison@pacthawaii.org for more information or visit pacthawaii.org/volunteer.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Leigh Morrison

(808) 792-9709

lmorrison@pacthawaii.org

1300 Halona Street

Honolulu, Hawaii 96817

parentsandchildrentogether.org